The Magical Learning
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Welcome back,
As we head towards the end of the year we are looking at ways to work smarter, not harder. That is why, this month, we are focusing on Signal vs Noise. This is based on the concept that 20% of your work should lead to 80% of your results.
It’s important to take the time to identify what part of your work is important and focus on that. It will help you feel like you are having an impact. 80% of what we do is mostly ‘busy’ work that doesn’t make a huge difference. This week, try and figure out where you value add through your 20% then allocate time each day to focus on that work. You will be glad you did.
We can help with this as we share a number of resources about this topic via this email and our socials. So follow us if you don’t already!
Until next month, stay magical.
Danette and the Magical Learning Team
Podcast: Stress Can Be a Reward—and That’s the Problem with Saru Gupta
Saru Gupta, founder of the Whole-Self Method came on the podcast to talk about her amazing journey. Not only, is she a speaker and facilitator, Saru also shares some amazing insights from her life, and how she has changed to slow down and begin afresh.
In this episode, Saru shares insights on emotional regulation, nervous system health, embodied leadership, and exploring how high-achieving individuals can move beyond external success to internal well-being. The conversation delves into the concepts of dysregulation, coping versus regulation, shadow work, and practical tips for managing stress and overwhelm.
Listen to this podcast on Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or hot the watch now button to see it on YouTube.
Keep the learning going with these resources on Signal vs. Noise
Ready to take this further? Dive into these resources to keep building your capability in and turn insight into action.
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