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Episode 39: The Best Tips For Productivity (Part 1) with Natalie Tysdal

Updated: Jan 2



Lifestyle Podcast


Brief summary of show:



Do you agree that reflection can help lead us to success? This week’s podcast is a special episode where you’ll hear tips on productivity from some of my incredible 2021 guests.


Learning from successful people is important to me, and I know it is for many of you as well. I started the year by asking my guests their favorite tool or tip for productivity.


In this episode, we hear from top doctors, leaders of companies, and best-selling authors.


Those of you who have listened in from the beginning will know that I left a successful career as an Emmy-winning journalist to pursue my passions on my own. It was a wild schedule -- my days turned into nights, and my nights were sleepless. I felt like I was on a never-ending hamster wheel.


I found myself starting each day with a sense of sadness, and I knew I needed to make a change. Now, I’m helping women find their passion and purpose, through meaningful conversations and expert tips, like you’ll hear in this episode.


Listen in as we talk about:

  • My best tool for productivity

  • Dr. Sheryl Zeigler on prioritizing yourself

  • Rachel Greenwald on saying “no”

  • Dr. Snyder on quality time with family

  • Samantha Ettus on that good old fashioned notebook

  • Julie Lythcott-Haims on maximizing your Google calendar

  • Amy McCready on task management tools

  • Dave Henry on getting in ‘flow’



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Podcast Highlights:


[00:02:32] Dr. Zeigler


[00:04:37] Rachel Greenwald


[00:07:16] Dr. Snyder


[00:08:38] Samantha Ettus


[00:09:55] Julie Lythcott-Haims


[00:11:23] Amy McCready


[00:13:45] Dave Henry



Full transcript of episode:


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