What are the strategies for being productive? How do we implement it? How do we practice it? And how do we know if we're actually doing it?

In my last episode, I talked about productivity. I talked about time management and why it was a bad way to be productive.

I talked about how energy management is actually the better approach and how you could start

utilizing energy management as your core focus when it comes to productivity.

And in this episode, I want to talk about three very simple strategies that you can use to be more productive, ones that prioritize how you manage your energy, much

more than how you manage your time.

Get excited, because this is tiny leaps. Big changes.

Let me ask you a question. Why do you want to be productive? Seriously, why does it matter? Are you chasing some fictional idea of what your day should look like?

Did you get inspired by somebody on Instagram or Tik-Tok by how productive they were or what their routine looks like and think to yourself I really

should be more like that or are you just pursuing it because it feels like something you should be doing?

Ultimately, your reason doesn't matter.

But I want to start this episode with a caution.

Your reason for wanting to be more productive

ultimately isn't that important.

However, certain reasons are far better than others.

If you are pursuing more productivity

because you feel you should,

because others around you or people you've seen online seem so

productive or just because you feel bad about how little you think you've gotten

done in a day. I want you to ignore everything else

that I'm going to say in this podcast. And I say that because if you are coming

to the question of productivity from a place of obligation or feeling bad, then you're only setting yourself up to make yourself feel even worse and probably

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