Hello, my friends. This is Havela Kennington and this is Havela's podcast. Today, we're

going to talk about your most productive moments, the things that you need to know about

so that you can begin to build your life on purpose with clarity and with passion. Sometimes,

it's not so much about work, work, work, hustle, hustle. Sometimes it's about educating yourself

and knowing how to actually accomplish what you need to accomplish in the least amount of time.

I want to share a few thoughts on that, but before we get started, I want to remind you that everything

I do is at over at truthtotable.com. I'm over there most days and there are all kinds of leadership

lessons, Bible studies, courses, empowerment courses. So make sure and check us out at truthtable.com

and stick with us even on the socials and hopefully you'll stay inspired in your everyday life as

you pull up a chair and sit at our table. So today, I want to talk to you about something I listened

to recently and I just loved it. There is a woman named Amy Portafield and she is part of a marketing,

well, she's a marketer and she, I usually like to listen to podcasts of women that are kind of

out there hustling, figuring out what's kind of in front of them and I just enjoy women that are

creative and, you know, they like to pioneer things and they like to also break things down and

explain it. One of the things she said that I really enjoyed was the idea of your perfect work

hours and she calls them tiger hours. She said we could copy her, so I'm going to copy her,

but tiger hours are those hours in a day when you get so much done. It's like you know that if you

could focus on these two or three tasks during these hours, you're going to pound them out.

I look at my tiger hours as about, well, usually the moment I wake up, so sometimes that's about

6.30 and usually 6.30 to about 10 in the morning are my power hours. I mean, I often think I got more

done within those hours than any other time during the day. And what she really recommends is actually

stewarding those hours and not allowing the things you don't have to think about or, you know,

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