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It's a Good Life

Episode 033: The Rest-Run Cycle

It's a Good Life

Brian Buffini

Business, Unknown, Entrepreneurship, Life, Good, Entrepreneur, Coaching

4.42.4K Ratings

🗓️ 17 January 2017

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

“Taking care of yourself is taking care of business.” — Brian Buffini

Americans and Canadians may work hard, but their resistance to taking time off puts many on the fast-track to burnout. In fact, the estimated cost of work-related stress is $300 billion. In this episode, Brian Buffini explains why rest is essential to boosting productivity and achieving lasting success. Using powerful statistics, he delves into why workers avoid taking time off, the benefits of rest and why humans are not designed to work constantly. Learn how to work more like the dogs of the Iditarod Race, why operating at a constant peak state reduces productivity and how to incorporate more rest into your day, week and year. After you listen to this episode, you’ll want to plan time off to recharge.

Inspirational quotes from today’s interview:

“You can achieve more and do it in less time. You can increase your performance by increasing your rest. You can make more by working less.” — Brian Buffini

“People are afraid to take time off as it’s seen as a sign of weakness,” — Brian Buffini

“Most of us are working against our natural design. We’re designed to have rest and recovery.” — Brian Buffini

“When we work against how we’re designed we get stressed,” — Brian Buffini

“Taking care of yourself is taking care of business.” — Brian Buffini

Mentioned in this episode:

Tony Schwartz: The Power of Full Engagement Tony Schwartz and Brian Buffini: Lighting the Fire Within: Managing Energy to Maximize Performance Brian Moran: The 12 Week Year

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Brian Bafini show, where we explore the mindsets, motivation and methodologies

0:19.3

of success.

0:20.3

Here's your host, Brian Bafini.

0:30.0

Well, the top of the morning to you and welcome to the Brian Bafini show.

0:36.4

Very excited to present today's content to you called the rest run cycle.

0:43.5

This is content that is currently changing my life.

0:47.7

It's currently changing how our company functions and it's actually in the process of changing

0:53.8

how an entire industry works in the business of real estate, where we're coaching and

0:58.4

trying and so many thousands of people.

1:00.8

But whether you're in real estate or not, this particular content is, I believe, transformational

1:06.8

in nature.

1:08.4

And if you take it to heart, it can change how you work, it can change how you live and

1:12.8

make both better.

1:14.8

You know, our modern world puts great demands on us.

1:17.9

We have long work days, busy lives, 24 hour new cycles, all the social media, all the

1:24.8

demands that are on us.

1:26.0

And we can feel like we're on a conveyor belt.

1:28.6

It's important, however, to jump off that conveyor belt once in a while and take stock of

1:33.2

what's going on.

1:34.6

And that's what this podcast is designed to do.

1:38.4

So we're going to talk today about this process called a rest run cycle.

1:42.7

I'm going to show you how you can rest so you can run.

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