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🗓️ 1 October 2019
⏱️ 21 minutes
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The question that we often truly need to ask ourselves is not, “Will I make an impact on the world?” but rather, “What kind of impact will I make?” In today’s episode, we’re discussing your blast radius and how what you say and do can have far-reaching effects on the world and those around you. We’re not as small as we often tend to think we are and we have the power to choose to see the world from a positive point of view. I will share tips for making a difference in the world, being a catalyst for change, and how to reframe your life to focus on your impact.
What’s In This Episode:
Realizing the far-reaching effects of chain reaction
Reframing your life to focus on the impact of what you do
Taking a step back and recognizing that you are a catalyst for change
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0:00.0 | Welcome to Season 11 of Productivity Paradox with Tanya Dalton, a podcast focused on finding true fulfillment and happiness through the power of productivity. |
0:13.0 | Join Tanya this season as she explores the theme of small changes for big impact. |
0:17.5 | To get her free checklist, five minutes to peak productivity, simply go to tanya |
0:22.2 | dalton.com slash podcast. And now here's your host, Tanya Dalton. Hello, hello everyone. Welcome |
0:30.8 | to Productivity Paradox. I'm your host, Tanya Dalton, and this is episode 142. Today, we're talking about your blast radius. Now, you might be |
0:42.6 | familiar with that term, blast radius. But if you're not, a blast radius is the distance |
0:48.6 | from the center point of an explosion that's going to be affected. That blast radius is always much bigger than the object |
0:56.5 | itself. A small object can actually have a huge impact. Yep, see where we're going here? Our season is |
1:05.1 | all about small changes for a big impact. And today, that's what I want to focus on, that impact, how little things that we |
1:13.1 | do can have far-reaching effects. But before we can really dive into the impact that you're making, |
1:19.9 | we first have to stop feeling small. We have to look beyond ourselves because sometimes when we think about the whole wide world, |
1:29.3 | we can feel really, really small and insignificant, when in fact our actions can be much bigger |
1:37.3 | and so much more impactful than we realize. |
1:40.3 | I want us to look outside of ourselves and realize and appreciate the impact we can have on others. |
1:47.9 | Too often we underestimate our actions or our ideas or our words that we say, and we don't think |
1:54.7 | that they make that much of a difference. But truly, it is the little things that can set off a |
1:59.7 | chain reaction so much bigger than ourselves. |
2:03.8 | You've heard me refer to the domino effect and how each domino can knock over another domino |
2:09.8 | that's 50% larger than itself with just a little bit of force and momentum. |
2:15.5 | Well, the same is true of our actions and the things that we say. |
2:19.3 | They have so much of a more significant effect on people than we even realize. We think the things |
2:26.0 | that we say, that we think the things that we do are not really making an impact, that they're |
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