Create Space to Breathe, Innovate, and Rejuvenate [Podcast #165]

When was the last time you slowed down on purpose? In this week’s episode of The 5 AM Miracle Podcast I discuss my latest transition to a slower paced lifestyle.

When we have time to breathe we actually get more brilliant ideas and bring ourselves back to life.

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The 5 AM Miracle Podcast: Episode #165

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3 Time Managment Tips That Actually Work [Article from James Clear]
This Before That: Making Space for What Matters Most [Audio blog episode]
Why Brainstorming Doesn’t Work: Try This Technique Instead [Fast Company article]

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Breathing is a choice — we just need to make that choice before it’s too late.

– JEFF SANDERS

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Next Week

On the podcast next week I will be interviewing Carson Tate, a productivity author and coach. Carson and I will be tackling the busyness epidemic and finding ways to keep us all from drowning in overwhelm.

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