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Ep. 39 - An Anti-Productivity Announcement

Ep. 39 - An Anti-Productivity Announcement

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 In our fast-paced, hustle-driven society, we often find ourselves caught up in a whirlwind of busyness and constant activity. We rarely make time to slow down and embrace stillness. However, what if we told you that stillness is not synonymous with stagnation, but rather holds a transformative power that can reignite your creativity and fuel your imagination? In this captivating podcast episode, we delve into the profound impact of stillness in our lives, challenging the prevailing narrative of hustle culture. Together, we uncover the hidden potential that lies within moments of quietude. Join us as we explore how embracing stillness can serve as a catalyst for the return of creativity and inspire a renewed sense of passion and purpose. Discover practical strategies to incorporate stillness into your daily routine and unlock the untapped wellspring of creativity within you. It's time to give yourself permission to pause, embrace stillness, and witness the remarkable transformation it can bring to your life.

Resources Mentioned in this Episode
  • Episode 12: Evolution
  • Episode 25: One Year Later…Reflections of a Former Teacher
  • Episode 26: Showing up for REAL Life, not REEL Life

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