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This episode of The Productivity Show dives deep into advanced strategies for mastering the TEA (Time, Energy, Attention) Framework.

We’ll go beyond basic productivity tips, exploring how to leverage time tracking for deep insights, implement the 30/30 rule to eliminate fake work, conduct energy audits to banish “vampires,” and use progressive focus techniques like Pomodoro and the Rule of Three to cultivate deep attention.

Discover how to build systems and cultivate discipline for lasting change and significant productivity gains.

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  • 💡 Top 3 Productivity Resources [02:03].
  • 🧠 The unexpected moment that sparked the TEA Framework — and why it stuck [04:41].
  • ⏰ Going beyond time hacks: how pros really reclaim their hours [07:56].
  • 🔍 Why tracking your time isn’t enough — and what to do with the data once you have it [10:54].
  • ❓ The one question that can instantly reveal what’s wasting your time [20:33].
  • ⚡ The hidden factor that quietly destroys your productivity (and how to fix it) [23:34].
  • 🧛‍♂️ How to spot and eliminate “energy vampires” from your day [25:51].
  • 🎯 Simple shifts that supercharge your focus and attention span [29:09].
  • 🔢 Why doing less might be the key to achieving more — the Rule of 3 [32:44].

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