Welcome to the productivity show, a podcast where we believe that people like you can get the important things done without sacrificing your health, family, and things that matter to you.

My name is Tan. I'm founder of Asian efficiency where we help people become more productive at work and in life.

And together with Brooks Duncan, my co-host here, we do this podcast

together. How's life, Brooks? It's great. I was just telling Tan right before recording that I just did a

customer webinar and so I had a collared shirt hanging on the door that I put on quickly, recorded the

webinar. But now we're on an audio podcast, so away goes the collar and

back to, back to hoodies and t-shirts. Yeah, I'm wearing a t-shirt right now. Like, I just

finished working out. And so I was like, all right, let's hop on a pod. Let's talk about, you know,

anything that we can help people be more productive. And today's

topic is obviously all about that. We're going to be talking about how you can do a reset for your

productivity system. So if you're feeling like you're in a rut or you feel like, hey, your

systems aren't quite good or there's a bunch of holes in your systems and you're trying to

figure out like, hey, should you just try to plug the holes or start fresh and start from the ground up?

We're going to share some ideas and some of our experiences of resetting productivity systems.

And as always, we'd like to start off our episodes with our top three favorite resources.

So Brooks, what are day?

Yeah, so my first resource is a book that we've talked about

on the podcast many times, but I still, I think it pairs well with this episode, and that is

4,000 Weeks by Oliver Berkman. And I know, Tan, you did a podcast with the author talking about

his book. So I'll make sure to link that in the show notes as well. It's just a great

opportunity for a reset and a mindset reset that

book. So I would start there. Resource number two is also a book. It's the extended mind by Annie Murphy

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