You've optimized your calendar, built the systems, and automated what you could. Yet somehow, you're still stretched too thin.
So you assume you need a better productivity system—or more discipline, focus or efficiency.
But what if productivity isn't the problem?
What if you're simply asking yourself to do too much, under conditions that make everything harder?
In this episode of the Paid and Peaceful series, we're looking at where your capacity is going, when productivity tips become toxic, and three questions to help you decide what's actually worth your time and energy.
Topics discussed in this episode include:
Why productivity isn't the problem—and how overcommitting drains capacity.
Supportive productivity vs. "toxic productivity".
Why capacity includes energy, emotions, sensory needs and work conditions.
How boundaries, margin and agency create better working conditions.
Why every "yes" has a cost and how to decide what's worth it.
Three questions to decide what deserves your time and energy.
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