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Welcome to the Proctivity Show, podcast, where we believe that you can get the important things down without having to sacrifice your health, family, and things that manage you. My name is Tam Fam. I'm the founder and CEO of Asian Efficiency, where we help people become more productive at work and in life. And today is another Wisdom Wednesday episode where you'll get actionable

productivity advice in less than 10 minutes. Now, today's topic is all about peak positioning.

It's one of the 25 skills we teach as part of our 25x productivity system, and this skill

is geared for people who are a little bit more

intermediate to advance. So what is peak positioning? How can it benefit you? And what is

something that you can do about it today? I'll cover all of that here right now. So let me ask you

this. Are you a morning person or a night owl? When I ask that question, most people

will intuitively know the answer. Personally, I'm more of a morning person myself and my younger

brothers are both night owls. I also have friends who are somewhere in between. Now, there isn't

a right or wrong answer. It doesn't matter what you said, but what does matter is the self-awareness

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