Carey Nieuwhof, an expert on productivity and leadership, shares insights on optimizing work hours to enhance performance. He emphasizes scheduling high-priority tasks during peak energy periods to avoid stress and thrive. Nieuwhof introduces the concepts of 'green,' 'yellow,' and 'red zones' for managing productivity. He also discusses the importance of sustainable time management over relying on vacations to combat burnout, urging leaders to understand their energy levels for better work-life balance.

When you think of your assets, you probably think of your money. But you also have three other hugely important assets at your disposal too: your time, energy, and priorities. When you manage these assets poorly, you can feel overwhelmed and scattered and yet unproductive and unfulfilled. When you manage them well, things in your personal and professional life click, and you experience traction and satisfaction. How do you avoid the first situation and achieve the second? My guest today, Carey Nieuwhof, provides answers in his book At Your Best: How to Get Time, Priorities, and Energy Working in Your Favor. We begin our conversation with Carey's story of achieving success, only to suffer burnout, and how burnout has become less of a job problem these days than a general life problem. We then talk about how to leave what Carey calls the "stress spiral" and get into the "thrive cycle." We discuss the two mental shifts you need to make to better manage your time, how to keep other people (and yourself) from hijacking your priorities, the power of categorical decision-making in separating the good from the best, and why you need to put even your personal commitments on your calendar. We also talk about scheduling your daily tasks into what Carey calls your green, yellow, and red energy zones, and how to spend your time more strategically.

Carey Nieuwhof, a renowned author and podcaster focused on leadership and church growth, joins to discuss leadership challenges in revitalizing struggling congregations. They explore the balance of honoring past leaders while fostering a new culture after moral failures. Nieuwhof shares insights on the importance of patience, vulnerability, and effective communication in rebuilding trust. The conversation emphasizes transforming organizational culture and navigating the complexities of leading inherited organizations, along with the healing journeys of both leaders and communities.

Experienced leader Carey Nieuwhof shares advice for young Christian leaders, discussing changes in mindset, self-care, and nurturing marriage. Topics include productivity, reflection, marriage longevity, self-care, sleep quality, aging strategies, and leadership growth.

In today's episode, Carey Nieuwhof shares how you can live in a way today that will help you thrive tomorrow. Hear how he builds relationships with influential leaders, and learn his new framework for managing time, energy, and priorities. Watch video and download the leader guide: https://www.life.church/leadershippodcast/q-a-with-carey-nieuwhof-leading-at-your-best/

Leadership expert and pastor Carey Nieuwhof joins Greg to discuss relinquishing control, automation, building a growth-oriented team, recognizing burnout, and creating a sustainable pace for success. They emphasize disconnecting from work, empowering team-based decision making, and finding balance in a fast-paced world.

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Carey Nieuwhof, a leadership expert, discusses using 'you' instead of 'we' in sermons for better engagement. He shares tips on managing energy for sermon prep efficiency and explores communication trends like AI. Nieuwhof also delves into sermon preparation strategies and the importance of podcast content.

Carey Nieuwhof, a former lawyer turned leadership expert and podcaster, shares his transformative journey and insights on self-leadership. He discusses the hidden traps of burnout and cynicism, emphasizing the importance of self-examination in preventing mid-grade burnout. Carey advocates for curiosity and genuine relationships, stressing that leaders must prioritize personal well-being amidst overwhelming modern connectivity. His practical strategies for setting boundaries and enhancing productivity resonate with anyone seeking a balanced approach to work and life.

This episode features Carey Nieuwhof, a renowned author, speaker, and host of one of the top leadership podcasts in the world. They discuss staying curious, interviewing techniques, the benefits of outdoor work, delegating tasks with belay, implementing knowledge, building a meaningful platform, and expressions of gratitude and promotions.