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dub.sh/mike-bento-podcast.On this episode, I chat with military veteran and fellow productivity professional Julie Sheranosher. We talk about the story behind her developing a passion for productivity, the lessons she learned in the military that she uses today in her new profession, and the various other time and task management tactics that she explores…and employs.
Relevant Links
I’m Julie | Julie Sheranosher
Tony Robbins explains how he stays energetic | Business Insider
3 Things You Should Put On Your Calendar | Productivityist
TPP #9: Modes, Themes, MAPS & Late Nights with Mike Vardy | Paul Minors
Time Savings Toold | I’m Julie
Energy, Time, Priority, Work/Life: 4 New Ways To Organize Your To-Do List | 99u
Julie Sheranosher (@ImJulieTweets) | Twitter
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