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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Beyond the To Do-List.

I'm your host, Eric Fisher.

This is the show where I talk to the people behind the productivity.

This week I'm thrilled to bring back to the show, Jamie Masters.

We had a great time the first time.

This time was even more fun.

As you'll be able to tell by listening to this high energy conversation that we had,

we kicked off actually reviewing something that we talked about in the last episode she was on,

which was this protocol she uses called the absolute yes. And, you know, when you talk about productivity, you hear a lot of people talking about how important it is to say no to things.

And I know that

sounds kind of common sense and kind of a duh moment, but there's definitely something interesting

to be said about being for stuff instead of just against everything. Not only that, but we get into

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