• CASE STUDY: A Deep-Dive Obsession With Personal Productivity (Getting More Done With Less)

  • May 26 2024
  • Length: 31 mins
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CASE STUDY: A Deep-Dive Obsession With Personal Productivity (Getting More Done With Less)

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  • For a real life case study in personal productivity, tactics and hacks, mindset and performance… we look no further than the man and co-host himself, Ash Playsted.

    Over the last few episodes we’ve covered specifics like The Energy Map, the Magic Minute and Mental Fartlek strategies, and Elements of Peak Performance. Go back to those episodes if you missed them.

    But where did all this come from? Where did it start? A personal endeavour (or obsession, at least a very positive and productive one!) that started many moons and hundreds of books, courses and experiments ago… that has resulted in a high level of self-awareness and success in business and life.

    In this episode of Mortgage Broker Acceleration, you’ll learn what started this journey for Ash, why it’s been so important, the key learnings along the way… and what he’d do if he started all over again. Don’t miss it.

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