But if you can do through that, it’s a fun discussion. Apologies in advance for what is a little bit of some choppy audio on Greg’s side. We dive in that issue, had to do all of those things.

We’ll link up to the episode on Drew Sanocki and my favorite books that we went through about a month ago or so. He’s the author of “Essentialism”, a New York Times best-selling book and one of my favorite books, was my favorite book from 2015. With all that going on, how do you prioritize, how you do meaningful important work and get it done in that kind of environment? And how do you still make sure you have a life and a business that reflects your priorities? Sometimes that can be a challenge.Īndrew: Joining me to talk about how to do just that is Greg McKeown. So many things feels like we need to get done a lot of time. And today, we all live in hyper busy, sometimes, frantic lives. (With your host Andrew Youderian of and Gregory McKeown of “Essentialism” and )Īndrew: Thank you so much for joining me today on the show. Greg shares some key concepts outlined in his book and imparts some game-changing advice that you can start applying today to become more productive and efficient in your life and business. With so many things going on in our hyper-busy, and sometimes frantic, lives, how do you prioritize and do meaningful, important work and actually complete it? Greg McKeown, author of Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, is here to share how you can have both a life and a business that better reflects your priorities in a fast-paced environment.

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