Productive Flourishing
Key Takeaways:[4:54] Lisa would consider herself men...
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Sep 15 2022 1h 9m
Chapter 1 9 sec
Lisa would consider herself mentally ambidextrous. She likes structure and hard problems but also enjoys free thinking. Both these qualities help her as a storyteller and entrepreneurChapter 2 3 mins
Lisa talks about deciding that she wanted more out of early retirement than sitting and eating pancakes all day!Chapter 3 4 mins
As a polymath, you can both be multidisciplinary and singularly focusedChapter 4 36 sec
Sometimes people put themselves in a prison of their own making. Lisa talks about how we can lean into creativity and fun rather than being stuck feeling like we have to do one thingChapter 5 1 min
When we start thinking about making decisions that affect our evolution, we tie in three factors that make them super hard and high-stakes: we make a decision, it is non-reversible, and it seems like it’s non-recoverableChapter 6 11 mins
Sometimes we think that we are failing, when we're really in the middle of succeeding, but the only way you know that is to know that you are trying a new thing and experimentingChapter 7 11 mins
Lisa discusses how her definition of success was flawed and how she was basing success on outcome rather than creating a process that really reflected where her money and time were going, and if this matched her valuesChapter 8 26 mins
Lifestyle changes can take timeChapter 9 3 mins
It’s often what we are ashamed of and embarrassed about that can lead us to really get what we wantChapter 10 1 min
Lisa’s challenge to you: make yourself a “to don’t” list