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Daily Energize

Daily Energize

By: Spencer Jones
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Your 5 day a week podcast to get a jolt of energy a quick tip to help you live your life to the max!

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Alternative & Complementary Medicine Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Social Sciences
Episodes
  • 3-3-3 Reset
    Jan 2 2026

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    This episode wraps up the week by revisiting micro-recharges, the Pomodoro technique, and ways to avoid the Friday slump. Spencer Jones reminds listeners that success doesn’t mean ending the week exhausted — and encourages them to celebrate three meaningful wins. He also introduces the simple “3-3-3 Reset,” a grounding exercise using three deep breaths and three small steps to help calm a scattered mind and refocus your energy.

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    8 mins
  • Small Adjustments
    Jan 1 2026

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    This episode highlights how small, consistent changes can create powerful, lasting transformation. Spencer Jones explains that while big life overhauls can sometimes work, they often lead to burnout or misalignment. Instead, making small tweaks — guided by a clear vision of where you want to go — builds sustainable success and keeps you aligned with your values and purpose.

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    7 mins
  • Natural Rhythms
    Dec 31 2025

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    This episode dives into understanding your natural energy rhythms — the times of day when you feel most focused and creative. Spencer Jones shares how he schedules his creative work for mornings because that’s when he feels “on fire.” He encourages listeners to notice when they naturally have the most energy and align their tasks with those rhythms to work smarter, not harder.

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    9 mins
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