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the bossbabe podcast

130. Why NO is a Full Sentence, How to Time Block & Set Respected Boundaries with Amy Landino

the bossbabe podcast

Natalie Ellis

Entrepreneurship, Education, Marketing, Self-improvement, Business

4.92.6K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2020

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

We’re joined by Amy Landino, an award-winning YouTuber, bestselling author and international speaker. For the last 10 years, Amy has been empowering people all over the world to go after the life they want by educating them on how to leverage time, focus, and resourcefulness through her actionable and transformative “edutainment” (educational/entertaining) content.  In this insightful episode, Amy tells us how she went from being at school with no clue about what she wanted to do with her future, to realizing she was super skilled at social media. We also talk productivity and boundary setting, and Amy’s got some top tips to help you stay focussed on what’s important, and say no to what’s not. If you’re ready to make the life you want a reality, and you’re willing to put in the work but need actual, actionable steps then this episode is for you!  Links: Sign up for our free training: How to Plan & Execute Profitable Repeatable Launches with Our 4-Step Formula. https://bossbabe.com/launchformula Join Online Launch School, our 12-week program designed to take the guesswork out of sold-out launches. https://bossbabe.com/ols Get two free months of Skillshare premium membership and receive access to unlimited to over 1000+ classes: www.skillshare.com/bossbabe  Follow: @bossbabe.inc Natalie Ellis, @iamnatalie Amy Landino, @schmittastic Amy Landino YouTube

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0:00.0

It's not that your interview is not important. It's just what are you doing to make sure that everything's really mutually beneficial for the other person

0:13.9

and that you're being cognizant of making their time effective.

0:18.4

We don't actually give people enough credit that people are good and it's okay. You don't have to be the one that overcompensates for everything.

0:29.0

Hello my loves you know I've been. I am wondering where you listen to this

0:34.9

podcast. Is it when you're driving, when you're outside walking, when you're in

0:39.3

the bath, when you're in the gym, when you're getting ready.

0:42.6

Let me know.

0:43.4

Tag me and let me know because I really want to know.

0:46.2

Anyway, so if any of you know anything about me,

0:49.2

well you might know this one thing.

0:50.7

So I am known by my friends as the boundary queen in that I have really strong

0:57.2

boundaries. I know what's a yes for me and I know what's a no for me because my boundaries honestly make me happy.

1:05.2

I don't know if that's my Eniagram 8 energy, my Capricorn energy, whatever it is,

1:10.1

boundaries make me happy. So that's from I don't have slack or emails on my phone. I don't work on weekends. I have 12 till 1 booked out my calendar for lunch and no one can book in with me on that time.

1:22.9

I do not do coffee with people just for the sake

1:25.7

of doing coffee with people.

1:27.3

I don't let people pick my brain.

1:29.8

I'm just very strong about my boundaries.

1:31.6

I like to spend my time doing things that I enjoy and I like to spend my time with my friends. I like to spend time with family. I like to work a lot on things that I really enjoy. So I just don't like doing stuff that waste my time.

1:44.4

Anyway, I don't know that many people that have boundaries as strong as I do and I really

1:49.8

develop them as a way of like energy management and happiness management and I don't know many

1:54.8

people that around me that have them like that. To be quite honest with you, my

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