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This joyful productivity course is not something you just kind of work through all in 1 sitting or even in 1 year.
And say, oh, yes.
I've worked through joyful productivity and that's all I need at this time.
Just like any important skill you learn in life, it is, I call it, spiral learning.
Right?
You you learn you you you touch 1 concept and you really can only integrate 1 bit of that concept into your life in a sustainable way.
Before maybe you move on to another concept, maybe you're bored or you just something another lesson comes along, you move on to another concept.
You integrate a little bit from that concept into your life.
You're kind of stacking concepts.
Stacking skills.
Those mini skills on top each other so that you become more skillful overall, over time.
So, and then you come to another concept, you integrate yet another little mini skill into your life, and now you're even more effective and and, you know, joyful and and powerful.
And you just keep and then guess what, if you you come back to that same concept, 3 months, 6 months, a year later, you probably need to reorient with whatever habit you try to, you know, integrate the last time.
Maybe that's already still integrated.
You try to integrate another little aspect of that concept.
So by doing the spiral learning, you become more and more skillful over time, but you always keep coming back because, of course, any great truth is something we can dance with and mine the gold for the rest of our lives.
Right?
It's not just, I mean, gosh, the golden rule for example, you know, do unto others as we would like people doing unto us It's not something you'd like, oh, yeah, I get it now.
It's fully no.
You just keep coming back again and again in your life and keep integrating that same thing with the joyful productivity skills.
So this course you have lifetime access to, which means I do hope that you'll come back to, you know, every 6 months or so.
Come back again to 1 of the skills.
Let me integrate that a little bit more because there's always more goal to be mined in each lesson.
I come back to it at least once a year to say, oh, that's right.
Calendar design again.
Let me let me look at this again and how do I optimize my calendar back?
Oh, that's right.
Working like me again.
How have I been working working too hard?
And how can I lighten that up again so that I can be more prolific in my in my publications and and my products out there?
So let's take a look at these 4 steps of spiral learning, bringing up bring up the screen here.
The first step, whenever you encounter a lesson, is to choose 1 concept tool or exercise, okay, that you're most interested in applying.
And this is important I I don't care if you apply the third step if I'm in that lesson.
Right?
And maybe I'm talking about a, you know, a 5 step process and a lesson.
And if you're really interested in the third step, take the third step and try to apply it.
It's okay.
You can take things out of order.
I I loved rebels, you know.
And I really invite you to take the lessons.
I I apologize.
I'm I'm adjusting you some my heater here, you take 1 of the lessons that 1 aspect of it that you most enjoy.
And then put all the other ideas on the back burner.
This is a skill as well.
Because what's the alternative?
The alternative is to feel fOMO.
The fear missing out.
Oh my gosh.
Or to to feel behind Like, oh, I didn't do that lesson properly.
Oh, I missed out on that lesson.
No.
No.
No.
You just put it on a back burner for future consideration.
No, you know, we're we're practicing no FOMO here.
Okay?
No fear missing out here.
No being behind you.
There's no such thing.
You're just taking 1 mini concept.
You're most interested.
1 mini skill, mini tool and applying it now.
K?
Because this this course will always be available for to revisit in the future.
Right?
So choose.
This is 1 of our key skills that meta skills we're learning in this course.
And as a student of any course, choose 1 mini concept to apply.
Okay?
Second is to experiment.
Now not even making it making it now that you've made a choice, rather.
Now you aim to experiment with that mini skill or that tool experiment.
What that means?
Is you're open to making mistakes?
It's like, 0II totally I designed a perfect calendar and I completely didn't even follow 1 aspect of it last week.
That's called a mistake.
That means you're gonna try something else.
Oh, maybe that calendar design isn't really optimal for me or I I took too much on.
You know, let me try 1 appointment a week instead of 85 appointments a week, experiment with how you apply it.
Notice what kinds of mist takes you are having in your life, which just gives you more more to work with, more to say, how can I implement it in my own unique way?
What is my system my body, mind system requiring of me as I experiment with this right now.
And that's really reflection.
Right?
Reflecting on your real life learning and implementation.
And I would love of course for you to add a comment underneath that particular lesson.
Every lesson that you get in this course will have, you know, have a particular area that you can comment below.
So please do share your experience with the class.
Ask any questions, you know?
And then lastly, this makes the lesson more enjoyable for everyone.
If you do a bit of net caring, by reading a few other comments and replying underneath, especially if you see someone's comment doesn't have any replies underneath that.
You could just reply with appreciation.
Just say, hey, I'm just cheering you on here.
I really appreciate what you wrote.
Or, hey, that's a really interesting idea, or yeah, you know, I could totally relate to that.
Something like that, something appreciative, you know, even if they don't reply back, just know that at least I'm appreciating by seeing it, and and they'll probably appreciate when they see it as well.
So just by using these 4 steps again and again, choose a concept, 1 concept experiment with it, applying it, reflect on how it went, add a comment below the lesson you can.
And then do a little bit of neck caring and and making the concept even more holistic for you by kind of reading other people's comments I think you'll really learn well in this way and you will spiral towards heaven as we do this.
Revisit these concepts again and again.
So I hope yourselves.
Thanks.
🌱 The Joyful Productivity Course
Welcome!
Some motivation to get you going 👟
✨ The Energy Reboot: Why & How
🎹 Deliberate Practice
Well-Being
💪🏽 Habit Creation
Morning Review 🌞
Co-Working
Weekly Planning -- Part 1 -- The Basics
Time Logging / Tracking - A Practice of Awareness
Weekly Planning -- Part 2 -- Advanced
Overwhelmed... "I'm just not cut out for this!"
Unwinding & Quick Breaks
CCC: Capture, Categorize, Calendar
Organizing by Deliverables + Decluttering Your Desktop
(Optional) Additional tips about Organizing by Deliverables
Hat Manuals
(Optional) Google Docs for Hat Manuals
Discussion ✍🏽
Your Start-of-work Ritual
Working Lightly Part 1
(Optional) Quantity vs Quality
Transitions / Context Switching
Managing Overwhelm
(Optional) More guidance about Overwhelm
Creating Healthy Boundaries
👩🏽💻 Browser Shortcuts + So Many Tabs! + Organizing Bookmarks 🔖
Truly Deep Work
Following Your Calendar (Productivity Integrity)
Working Lightly Part 2 -- A Lighter Touch ✨
EOD Process (End-of-Day)
Email Inbox Zero
Daily Practice – You’re doing enough – let stuff go!
To Do Lists
The EADA method -- how to do less by analyzing your regular tasks
Search tips
Working Lightly Part 3 -- Necessary For Success 😄
Archive / Even More Optional Lessons :)
Soul Gym Members
Spiral Learning 🌀
Any important area of life has many (perhaps, unlimited) layers of understanding and application.
This is certainly true with Joyful Productivity.
Each time you return to one of the lessons, consider these 4 steps:
- Choose one concept, tool, or exercise from the Lesson that you're most interested to apply right now. All other ideas, put on the "back burner" for future consideration. It'll always be available to you to revisit. Choosing to apply one idea at a time will make your real-life learning more sustainable.
- Experiment as you apply it into your life or business. This means you're open to making "mistakes" as you try implementing the idea.
- Reflect on your real-life learning and implementation: add a comment underneath that particular lesson. Share your experience with the class. Ask any questions.
- Netcare by reading a few other comments and replying underneath them. Perhaps even reach out privately to someone to appreciate their reflection.
By using these 4 steps again and again, you will spiral deeper (or higher) into your skillfulness with Joyful Productivity 👏🏽
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