A podcast intended to help busy women find the tools and the encouragement to manage their lives, their time, their stress, and their stuff so they can accomplish the things that matter most to them.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 490 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducationSelf-Improvement |
How do you manage the mental load of running a household, a career, and all that makes up your life? The TL;DR is this: It's okay to let others help you bear the mental load as well as the physical tasks. It doesn't make you any less of a good mother... more
There is no doubt that alone time is an essential part of our self-care. But totally isolating ourselves can be harmful to our psyche. In this episode we're talking about the art of balancing solo and social time. Finding the right balance between... more
We all have specific tasks we need to complete each day, whether for our employment or in our home. The tools we use can make all the difference. In this week's episode I share some of the tools I use for efficient work. Having the right tools ... more
In this latest episode of our recurring Productive Reading series, we look at Elaine Fox, PhD's fascinating book, Switch Craft: The Hidden Power of Mental Agility. Dr. Elaine Fox's book, Switch Craft, helps us build the skills to help us navigate ... more
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I’m a long time listener & Laura always has wonderful pearls of wisdom to share. Thank you Laura for putting so much time & energy into the show!
I am a big fan of this show. I enjoy a good balanced productivity podcast and this feels like getting advice and counsel from an wiser, more experienced friend.
I recently gave birth to my baby girl and was feeling quite overwhelmed . My maternity leave allows me to have a lot of free time which is not really my own . My free time is filled with getting my six year old son through the challenges of first grade, my husband who has a challenging career in the food industry , completing my MBA online and nurturing my new baby girl . Most days I find myself feeling unproductive as I need time to just sit and complete preparations. This podcast provided a ... more
Laura celebrates women. Laura motivates women. I started listening to this podcast near the time I was faced with having to go back to school at age 50. I needed to find a way to do it all. Two teenagers still at home, full-time job and going back to school to get my paralegal degree. The Productive Woman podcast helped motivate me, but also gave me tips on how to be more productive, when faced with so many tasks. Fast forward to working at my dream job, I still look forward every Wednesda... more
Loving the podcast, very insightful and I appreciate the calm approach to sharing such mind provoking information.
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