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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Beyond the To Do List. I am your host, Eric Fisher,

and this is the show where I talk to the people behind the productivity. This week, I'm excited to republish a conversation that I had with Megan Hyatt Miller. Megan is the president and chief

executive officer at Full Focus, previously known as Michael Hyatt and company, and is the co-host of the popular business podcast, Lead to Win.

She's the oldest daughter of Michael Hyatt, whose name you'll recognize because he's been on the show a number of times, and Megan's been on once before with this conversation.

I wanted to republish this conversation because I've been thinking about it a lot lately for two

reasons. Number one, Megan is coming back on the show in January with her father Michael Hyatt to talk about

their new book, Mind Your Mind Your Mindset, the Science that Shows Success Starts with Your Thinking. Coming out in January

2023, so in prep for that, I've been thinking about this last book that they co-authored, not only for that

reason, but because that topic of that book has been on my mind, that previous book being

Win at Work and Succeed at Life, five principles to Free Yourself from the Cult of Overwork.

And here, as we're rounding out 2022, I've been thinking a lot about those five principles that

help you rethink work and

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