This is the Do It Scared Podcast with Rutsukup episode number 50. On today's

episode we are going to talk with New York Times best-selling author Michael

Hyatt about being free to focus and how to win at home and at work.

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Hey there and welcome back to the show.

As always, my name is Ruth Succup and I am the founder of Living Well

Spending Less and the Livingwell Planner, as well as the founder of

Elite Blog Academy and the New York Times best-selling author of five

soon-to-be six books. In today's episode, which I am so excited about to be

talking to author,

entrepreneur, speaker and podcaster, Michael Hyatt

about what it means to get free to focus, how to win at home and at work, and exactly why that is so important.

Michael is the New York Times best-selling author of four books, including Living Forward, Your Best Year Ever, and most recently,

free to focus, as well as the host of the Lead to Win podcast.

Michael is incredibly passionate about developing leaders and helping those leaders succeed in all aspects of their life, not just at work.

And you guys, he has so much insight to share, not just on leadership and business but on what it means to be productive and even why we need to rethink how we look at productivity and getting things done.

And ultimately, that's exactly what this podcast is all about. It's about

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