Do the easiest part first

Before Breakfast

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Self-improvement, Education

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🗓️ 24 January 2024

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Sometimes work can create its own momentum

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0:00.0	Hey, this is Reed Isble.
0:01.2	And Dan Ism
0:02.0	Otherwise known as the Brothers Hunt.
0:03.7	We're hosting a new podcast.
0:05.2	God's Country by Meat Eater and Our Heart Podcast.
0:07.7	God's Country is a weekly drive to the intersection of music and the outdoors.
0:11.3	Two things that go together like Sunday and some
0:13.8	pond fishing. Or cows and green pastures. This record will be the one that it will
0:17.9	always define who I am. So hop on in and ride shotgun with us as we take the
0:21.8	backroads with some of the most
0:23.0	influential people in country music today listen to God's country on the I Heart
0:26.8	radio app Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast welcome to before breakfast a
0:31.6	production of I Heart Radio.
0:39.3	Good morning.
0:40.9	This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast.
0:45.0	Today's tip is for when you are working through a big project
0:50.0	and are feeling stumped or unmotivated.
0:54.0	Go ahead and do the easiest part first.
0:58.0	It might not be much, but it is something.
1:02.0	And something tends to be better than nothing.
1:08.0	I write a lot, but even so, some things are harder to write than others. I don't generally have lots of time to just
1:16.5	stare at a blank page. So whenever something feels difficult, I need a strategy. Here's what it is. I write the easiest or most obvious
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