020. A productivity formula for busy dads with Asher Rubin

<p>On this episode, Asher Rubinstein discusses how to create to increase productivity throughout your day as a busy dad. This productivity formula will teach you how to optimize every minute and get whatever results you are looking for. &nbsp;&nbsp;This was a truly inspirational talk that you will get so much out of. &nbsp;&nbsp;Asher's productivity formula: &nbsp;1. Goals What are your goals? Make sure they are... Specific: so you know when to celebrate and when to keep working. &nbsp;Achievable: so you don't subconsciously give up Attractive: Genuinely desirable, so you stay motivated Timebound: By when will they be done? So you don't keep delaying perpetually. &nbsp;&nbsp;2. Essence How do you want to FEEL when you achieve your goals? Embody these feelings using regular personal practices. &nbsp;So that your subconscious state is empowered to work towards your conscious goals. &nbsp;&nbsp;3. Strategy What is your method? Receive a method from a trusted expert who has already walked the path. &nbsp;Don't re-invent the wheel. &nbsp;&nbsp;4. Lifestyle Structures Task management: What tasks will you complete and in what order? Time management: What is your weekly schedule? Set aside an hour or two each week to reflect on your priorities and map out your following week. &nbsp;Make sure that the way you spend your time matches your priorities. &nbsp;&nbsp;5. Execution Take action consistently to harness the power of habit Periodically review your progress and refine your strategies to maintain a strong sense of progress &nbsp;6. Community Surround yourself with people who share your goals and your values and will encourage you to succeed. &nbsp;We are MASSIVELY influenced by our tribes. Find a tribe that matches your goals. &nbsp;&nbsp;7. Mentorship Stay close to people who have already achieved the results that you want. &nbsp;Borrow faith from their success. If they did it, then you can too! &nbsp;8. Shadow work Face the parts of yourself that are scared, anxious, ashamed or resentful of your goals. &nbsp;When we