It's Free Time, Not Calm

Today I'm sharing an easy technique (and some of my favorite tools) for claiming your free time now for the year ahead, before everyone else haphazardly (even if unintentionally) fills in the cracks with scattershot scheduling.

In taking my own advice, this will also be the last episode of 2021! My email autoresponder is live and my bags are packed—I'm heading to California to spend some quality time with family. See you in early January!

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📘 Books Mentioned: Free Time: Lose The Busywork, Love Your Business and Pivot

🔗 Resources Mentioned:

• Blue Yeti travel mic and case
• Calendly
• Clara (use this link for $100 off your first month)
• Magnetic Fridge Pads and Magnetic Pen Holder
• The brand new Free Time Toolkit including my scheduling parameters and Delegation Task Tracker template — preorder the book and submit proof of purchase here for early access!

🎙 Related Episodes: First (Free) Time Facilitator #201, Free Time #034: Organizing Research and Ideas — Notion Walkthrough #1

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