05 Jul 3 Reasons Why “Busyness” Is KILLING Your Practice
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The world is in the grip of an epidemic. And no, it’s not Zika or Ebola. It’s called “busyness.” We are all so busy we can hardly stop to breathe. And for many of us, this is a badge of honour.
We think if we’re busy, then we must be important and successful. But what if being busy is actually killing our practices? What if all the rushing around is preventing us from achieving our goals?
In order to find out, we need to take a step back and understand what busyness really is. Busyness is not just being busy for the sake of being busy. It’s a state of mind where we are always rushing, always trying to do more, and never taking the time to rest or recharge.
In this episode, we'll give you 3 Reasons Why “Busyness” Is KILLING Your Practice. Although it may seem counterintuitive, being busy can actually hold you back from achieving your goals.
In this episode of the Practice Acceleration Podcast you’ll learn:
- Why do you have to free up your time
- The importance of increasing your value
- Why you must maintain your productivity
If you’re ready to learn how to break the cycle of busyness and achieve your goals, this episode is for you!
If you haven’t listened to our previous episode about The 3 Dangers Of Toxic Staff Members, go back and check out
Episode 246.
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