Think You’re Busy, Think Again

Zen Pop

Todd and Cathy Adams

Society & Culture, Arts, Tv & Film

4.9 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2012

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Cathy has been emailing Todd articles about being “too busy” and today they talk about it. Why is this the social norm and why are we so comfortable with busyness? (Best two articles Article- Are you as busy as you think by Dr. Laura Vanderkam and Simple Yet Astounding Ways to Calm Down by Norman Fisher). They also discuss Ed Bacon’s 8 Habits of Love (Ed will be a guest on ZP next week!) and which habit they love the most. They also discuss Cathy’s holiday retreat (sign up today!), favorite movies, and why Todd is frustrated with hash browns, bacon, and pizza.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello, my name is Todd Adams.
0:08.0	This is Kathy Adams.
0:09.1	Number 98 Zen Parenting Radio podcast.
0:12.0	Hundreds coming up.
0:13.0	Hundreds coming up.
0:13.6	We're going to do a big promotion.
0:14.9	But first, let's talk about...
0:16.0	Big promotion.
0:16.7	What does that mean?
0:17.1	A big promotion.
0:17.8	I'm going to promote the heck out of number 100.
0:20.4	Ah, you mean we're going to let everybody, we're going to celebrate.
0:22.9	Yeah.
0:23.3	Okay.
0:23.7	And promote it.
0:24.6	Promote.
0:25.1	It's a cause for celebration and promotion.
0:27.1	Yes.
0:27.9	That's a lot.
0:28.3	But we're going to talk about how busy I am and how busy you are.
0:32.1	I don't walk around saying that.
0:33.7	And how we're so much busier than everybody else. Yes. Right. And then we're going to talk about Ed Bacon's book again.
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