In this episode, Jimmy Burroughes and Paul Teasdale discuss the significant differences between managers and leaders. They explain that being a manager is about doing tasks right now while being a leader is about looking ahead and supporting long-term goals. They discuss how people can learn to be better leaders and warn about what can happen if companies don’t help their leaders learn and grow. They suggest creating a supportive place where people can learn to be better leaders, with resources that support each person on their path. This discussion offers practical strategies for enhancing leadership capabilities and inspiring positive transformations in professional and personal spheres.

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Episode highlights:

(0:00) Intro

(3:25) The struggle with managers and the distinction between management and leadership

(7:45) Challenges in leadership development within organizations

(11:10) The U-shaped development curve and its impact on leadership, contextualizing tools and frameworks for effective application

(16:44) Importance of practical frameworks and mentorship in leadership development

(19:30) The power of peer learning communities and psychological safety in overcoming leadership challenges

(22:41) Understanding the cognitive energy that leads to potential burnout

(26:42) Overcoming obstacles to leadership development, funding, and prioritization dilemma

(29:55) Underinvestment in leadership training, solutions, and future directions

(35:27) Outro

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Ever feel like you’re always busy but not getting much done? In this episode, host Jimmy Burroughes explores multitasking and its effect on how well we work. We look at three ways people multitask and how recent insights challenge this widespread notion and suggest that the key to true productivity lies not in doing more but somewhat less – at least at once. This is where the concept of monotasking comes into play, shedding light on a more efficient approach to managing our professional lives. It lets you fully concentrate on a task, leading to better quality work, increased productivity, and reduced stress.

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Episode highlights:

(0:00) Intro

(1:11) Do you feel multi-tasking is undermining your performance and well-being?

(3:10) Identification of three types of multitasking activities

(5:10) Discussion on reasons why people multitask

(9:24) How multitasking affects the brain

(13:36) Introduction to the concept of monotasking

(14:43) Examples of deep work and task batching as alternatives to multitasking

(19:24) Outro

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In this episode, Productivity Coach Juli Shulem shares her expertise on navigating productivity challenges in the workplace, particularly for individuals with ADHD. Armed with her knowledge and background in industrial organizational psychology, Juli discusses how she transitioned from professional organizing to coaching, emphasizing the effectiveness of coaching over consulting.

Juli's 'Your Life Productive' on-demand course equips individuals with practical strategies for overcoming productivity challenges. Its strong focus on organization and task management empowers participants to take control of their work and life. Juli emphasizes self-compassion and seeking support, reminding individuals with ADHD that success is attainable with the right tools and mindset.

Coach Juli Shulem, M.S, PCC, CPC is a member of the ICF (International Coaching Federation), ICF GA (Georgia Chapter of ICF), ACO (ADHD Coaches Organization), and was previously a long-standing Golden Circle member of NAPO (National Association of Professional Organizers) as well as NSA (National Speaker’s Association), and NAPW (National Association of Professional Women) among others. Juli has been recognized as one of the Top Productivity Coach by Coach Foundation.

Important links

Juli’s Website: https://coachjuli.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juli-shulem-m-s-pcc-cpc-1849156/

On-Demand course Your Life Productive https://coachjuli.com/on-demand-coaching/

Additional Resources:

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https://add.org/

https://chadd.org/

Episode Highlights:

(0:00) Intro

(02:08) Diving into Juli’s journey into productivity coaching

(03:41) Challenges individuals with ADHD face in the workplace

(07:19) Dispelling myths and misconceptions about ADHD

(12:01) Creating inclusive workplaces for individuals with ADHD

(17:08) Providing effective feedback and support

(24:40) Utilizing modern AI platforms for productivity

(26:42) Introduction to Juli's course, ‘Your Life Productive’

(29:56) Key takeaway: Understanding and self-compassion for individuals with ADHD

(31:34) Outro

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