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Eliminating Distractions to Achieve Goals
17:41 - 25:13 (07:32)
In this podcast, the speaker discusses how eliminating distractions can help achieve goals, whether it be in work, education, or family matters, and compares it to the process of a museum curator selecting exhibits.
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The first step towards achieving work-life balance is identifying the discomfort and figuring out what is important to focus on in your life.
17:41 - 18:42 (01:01)
Summary
The first step towards achieving work-life balance is identifying the discomfort and figuring out what is important to focus on in your life.
ChapterEliminating Distractions to Achieve Goals
Episode#194 - Gail Golden - Ending The Struggle For Work-Life Balance
PodcastModern Wisdom
The things that people put in their exhibit can range from making a lot of money to working towards better racial equity in the United States, with some things taking a back seat for the time being.
18:42 - 20:49 (02:06)
Summary
The things that people put in their exhibit can range from making a lot of money to working towards better racial equity in the United States, with some things taking a back seat for the time being.
ChapterEliminating Distractions to Achieve Goals
Episode#194 - Gail Golden - Ending The Struggle For Work-Life Balance
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker talks about how she had to eliminate certain things from her life to make time for her work and family, and how she had to face backlash from a friend.
20:49 - 23:18 (02:28)
Summary
The speaker talks about how she had to eliminate certain things from her life to make time for her work and family, and how she had to face backlash from a friend. She also mentions making conscious choices to balance different aspects of life.
ChapterEliminating Distractions to Achieve Goals
Episode#194 - Gail Golden - Ending The Struggle For Work-Life Balance
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker questions the notion of greatness and argues that good is the friend of the great rather than its enemy.
23:18 - 25:13 (01:55)
Summary
The speaker questions the notion of greatness and argues that good is the friend of the great rather than its enemy. He suggests that we should aim for something that is sustainable and achievable rather than constantly striving for excellence.