Hello, hello, everyone, and welcome to a surprise, unexpected episode of the intentional advantage.

I just wanted to drop in really quickly because I know this is an off week for our podcast,

but I have some incredibly exciting, fun news, and I couldn't wait until next week to share it with you.

My Oxford Talk has just gone live, and I couldn't wait until next week to share it with you. My Oxford Talk has just gone live and I am beyond excited about it.

Now if you're not familiar with Oxford Talks, it's a brand new iteration of TED Talks.

The organizers from TED, some of those organizers and some of the organizers from Masterclass

have come together

to create this brand new Oxford Talk series. And it's very limited. Only 35 cities around the world

will be hosting these Oxford Talks and only 50 speakers per city. So I am really honored to be

included in that group of people. They asked me to

speak about something that I really haven't spoken about before. So it couldn't be anything from any of my

books, not from the joy of missing out or from on purpose. They wanted me to dive into an idea

that I have been percolating in the background in my own life and something that

I thought was what I really wanted to lean into in my next chapter. So my Oxford talk is something

I really haven't talked about before on the podcast or anywhere else. My talk is all about

how time management is killing your productivity. And I talk about

why time management doesn't really work for us. Why the 40-hour work week is a relic of the

past and what we can do in moving forward. So I don't want to spend too much time talking about it

here because I want you

to go and watch it. My talk is less than 10 minutes. I think it's like nine and a half minutes.

And it would mean so much to me for you to head over to tanya dalton.com slash Oxford. That'll

redirect you straight over to YouTube so you can watch my talk on YouTube.

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