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Sep 14, 2026

Sarah RusbatchHOST
24:53
Like, we, we can start to be in the driving seat.
Sarah RusbatchHOST
24:56
And I was just thinking as you were talking, so we're talking about some of these low-gear breaks, but from a practical perspective, during a busy day that's often in middle gear, do you recommend, like, time blocking? Do you recommend kinda sitting down at the start of the day and really looking at what tasks you can lump together so you're doing similar type task? I guess being a bit more intentional in that way would help with, with less task switching.
Tommy WoodGUEST
25:23
When you look at the literature on how your work may affect your risk of things like depression and dementia later in life, one thing that you see is that something that is associated with worse sort of cognitive and mental health outcomes is a high burden of work that you feel like you don't have much agency or control over.
Tommy WoodGUEST
25:47
So you can have a high burden of work, but if you feel like you have control, that's actually beneficial.
Tommy WoodGUEST
25:52
It's challenging, stimulating, all these things that, that can be good for the brain and good for brain function.
Tommy WoodGUEST
25:57
But it's that loss of feeling of control that's sort of like the primary underlying problem.
Tommy WoodGUEST
26:03
So as much as you can, regaining control through time blocking is one of the best ways to do that.
Tommy WoodGUEST
26:10
So the, the, the main problem comes is, is by the time you get to that day, or if I'm like, "Oh, hey, you should time block tomorrow," you're like, "Well, tomorrow is already out the window.
Valerie FeghaliHOST
9:39
So batching content can be a huge value.
Valerie FeghaliHOST
9:42
If you need to make social media content and promotions for your next live event or go ahead and make sure that your camera is set up you've got your you know again maybe you do your hair and makeup whatever it is that you're doing but you are ready to go and batching that content all at once rather than making one reel a day which is going to take you so much more time so time blocking creating those top three things that you need to get done that are the needle movers that not your little to-do list that you are checking off as many things as you can throughout the day.
Valerie FeghaliHOST
10:14
You are looking at those big three and you're batching your content.
Valerie FeghaliHOST
10:18
That's going to make a massive difference in your productivity.
Jared KwaiserGUEST
7:08
You know, I'm structuring my day.
Jared KwaiserGUEST
7:09
I'm time blocking my day.
Jared KwaiserGUEST
7:11
This is gonna be my focus areas.
Jared KwaiserGUEST
7:13
This is the areas where I need to have 150% of my mental focus and physical, physical focus so that I can-
Dayna AbrahamGUEST
3:10
I felt like that when I just finished the last book.
Dayna AbrahamGUEST
3:13
Like when I turned in the manuscript, it was like, what do I do? I had time blocking, but I didn't have to do to-do list and my big three for the day.
Dayna AbrahamGUEST
3:20
And I didn't have to like prioritize because it was clear.
Dayna AbrahamGUEST
3:23
It was like, write this chapter.
Dayna AbrahamGUEST
4:43
And so you get really clear on what's going to move the needle the most.
Dayna AbrahamGUEST
4:47
And you take that one step forward.
Dayna AbrahamGUEST
4:49
And I think that I was actually going to suggest this when you said the thing about leaving work and then going right out into the family room with all the kids is I was going to suggest the time blocking.
Dayna AbrahamGUEST
5:00
I think creating an ideal day, an ideal week is so helpful.
Gareth HoyleGUEST
44:46
It has to be, otherwise it doesn't work.
Gareth HoyleGUEST
44:48
And I believe in time blocking to get stuff done.
Gareth HoyleGUEST
44:52
I also believe in Pomodoro, which is like work 25 minutes, five minutes off.
Gareth HoyleGUEST
44:56
Work 25 minutes, five minutes off.
Dan LokSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:44
What we could manage is priority.
Dan LokSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:47
What do you focus on? What do you put your energy towards? So one of the things that I've done over the years, it's a very simple technique, but has made me way more effective as an entrepreneur, and that is time blocking.
Dan LokSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:01
Now what is time blocking? Time blocking is nothing more than basically making an appointment with yourself.
Dan LokSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:06
Meaning, you're gonna block all your time and say, so let's say you have an appointment.
Dan LokSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:10
In this case, I'm on an appointment, I'm gonna go to lunch, I'll block out that time for an hour, then I block out a third minute of driving time, then go into the interview, the talk show, which is about, I think, an hour and a half.
Michael KeelerHOST
14:43
My friend, I'll maybe just pick up on that and keep running it.
Michael KeelerHOST
14:45
Cause What that technique also evolves into as you start to scale it up is what is often referred to as time blocking, which means actually organizing your day in blocks of time where those blocks of time represent like activities.
Michael KeelerHOST
15:00
The activities you do during a set hour of your day require the same thing of you.
Michael KeelerHOST
15:04
So you're not having to do so much switching of one way of thinking over another.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
4:13
And they don't have external deadlines, even though they're very important for us to get done if we're going to meet our most important goals.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
4:20
So you might have heard of time blocking before, right? It's a very simple tool, very simple system.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
4:25
It's really not any more complicated than creating a schedule for yourself where you identify time that you're committed to doing your highest priorities.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
4:34
Now, of course, we're taking for granted that we're making good decisions about what to work on.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
6:07
I know how hard that can be.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
6:08
But at the end of the day, if we are not.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
6:10
showing integrity, if we are not prioritizing the most important non-urgent items that will move us to build a gym and a life we love, it's unlikely to happen of its own happenstance, right? We have to take that initiative and commit to time blocking, commit to getting the most important things done.
Mark FisherCORRESPONDENT
6:27
That's it for today's Fitness at Business Power Play.
Zara KingHOST
11:19
So that's number two.
Zara KingHOST
11:20
And number three is time blocking.
Zara KingHOST
11:22
So I love time blocking.
Zara KingHOST
11:24
If you know me, you know by now that I love scheduling and time blocking and looking at my week at a glance so that I can see where I'm spending most of my time.
Zara KingHOST
11:30
Because if you color code your time blocks as well into things like, well, now I'm working on the business.
Zara KingHOST
11:35
This is marketing time.
Zara KingHOST
12:04
Therefore, that's probably why I'm not happy in my business with the clients because I feel like I'm chasing things.
Zara KingHOST
12:09
I feel like I'm still trying to get new clients all the time because I haven't got it down to a T, it's not systemized.
SarahHOST
16:51
So we do need to plant those seeds and get that out there.
SarahHOST
16:54
But last and not least, I would love to hear about from Gina about your time blocking perspective.
GinaHOST
17:01
Yes.
GinaHOST
17:02
Time blocking is so crucial when it comes to setting yourself up to accomplish goals.
GinaHOST
17:09
whatever it is that you need to for the day.
GinaHOST
17:11
So if it's prospecting or trying to generate leads, set time for yourself.
GinaHOST
17:26
And the importance is because then you are doing the same type of task over and over and it's prospecting and reaching out and trying to build up a lead list of contacts.
GinaHOST
17:36
so if it's not on your calendar it's something that's going to be pushed off i'll prospect prospect later after these calls after i send out these doc designs after i go to lunch but if it's not there how are you actually going to hold yourself accountable to doing it and we talk a lot about asking for referrals these i love you calls the cross-selling that's all still part of prospecting so setting that time up for yourself is so important to make sure you actually do it.

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