I'll get on the call with people and say I'm at the perfect level of commitment

then it throws people off so much they actually like are taken it back like why are you

talking that way because it's so normal to use the other language back to back slammed, slammed, so busy, over-committed.

Yeah, oh, that's so good.

My dad was like the OG work from home person

starting in like 1996.

I asked him, like, why did you never take your laptop out of your office he told me that it

started because he had to be plugged into Ethernet for all the Gen Z people the

Ethernet was what you used to get the internet through you had to plug a cord into your laptop. I equate

bringing work into your home like inviting your in-laws over. You would not wake up

first thing in the morning and invite them into your bed. Neither should you with work and

neither should you with

email. So smart I love that it's such a good hack exactly.

Hello this is Lindsay welcome back to the show today I sat down with

Laura May Martin who is the executive productivity advisor at

Google and she is also the author of a new book called Up Time, a practical guide to personal well-being

and productivity. This conversation was so so good. I literally have six or seven

pages of notes, things I want to implement myself personally, things I want to implement at Boss Fab, all about time

management, productivity. We talked about

tech-free Tuesdays and breaking the addiction to the first thing you do in the

morning being worked, the last thing you do at night being work, talked all about

like the remote work environment and how working

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