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Think you don’t have time to work on your business? Think again. You don’t have a time problem. You have a prioritization problem because how you manage your time is a reflection of how you manage your mind.
In this episode of She Thinks Big, you’ll see why giving yourself time as CEO doesn’t take away time. Through client stories, research, and expert quotes, you’ll learn some very real examples of “what taking time” could look like in your business.
3:08 – Lack of prioritization as the problem (and the evidence that backs that up)
5:25 – How giving herself just one hour to think paid one client back $15,000
6:20 – Five ways to spend time working on your business
8:33 – What spending time to work on your business might look like in your week
9:36 – Other ways of taking time to prioritize yourself as CEO
12:00 – Time-blocking examples from a couple of big CEO names
12:50 – Five reasons why taking time for CEO work multiplies your time
14:32 – How one client freed two hours of her week forever by blocking out time
15:18 – A simple CEO experiment that helps you manage your time and mind differently
17:20 – Three quick mindset shifts to help you prioritize time to think
Mentioned In The “No Time” Myth and the Real Work of Thinking Like a CEO
She Thinks Big by Andrea Liebross
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Don’t Just Listen—Implement It
Untangle your time, reset your role, and build systems that don't depend on your every move. No more white-knuckling your way through success because you're not just scaling your business, you're scaling yourself.
Get the clarity and capacity to lead differently and ascend to your next level. Learn how and join us at andrealiebross.com/ascension
Untangle your time, reset your role, and build systems that don't depend on your every move. No more white-knuckling your way through success because you're not just scaling your business, you're scaling yourself.
Get the clarity and capacity to lead differently and ascend to your next level. Learn how and join us at andrealiebross.com/ascension.
Chapters
1. The “No Time” Myth and the Real Work of Thinking Like a CEO - 2025.11.4 (00:00:00)
2. Lack of prioritization as the problem (and the evidence that backs that up) (00:04:41)
3. How giving herself just one hour to think paid one client back $15,000 (00:06:58)
4. Five ways to spend time working on your business (00:07:53)
5. What spending time to work on your business might look like in your week (00:10:06)
6. Other ways of taking time to prioritize yourself as CEO (00:11:09)
7. Time-blocking examples from a couple of big CEO names (00:13:33)
8. Five reasons why taking time for CEO work multiplies your time (00:14:23)
9. How one client freed two hours of her week forever by blocking out time (00:16:05)
10. A simple CEO experiment that helps you manage your time and mind differently (00:16:51)
11. Three quick mindset shifts to help you prioritize time to think (00:18:53)
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