Steve Glaveski shares an excerpt from his book titled Time Rich: Do Your Best Work, Live Your Best Life
Episode 1760: An Excerpt from the Book Time Rich: Do Your Best Work, Live Your Best Life by Steve Glaveski
Steve Glaveski's mission is to unlock the latent potential of organisations and people to create more impact for humanity and lead more fulfilling lives.
He is CEO and Co-Founder of Collective Campus, an corporate innovation and startup accelerator based in Melbourne, Australia with clients across the world.
He is the author of the current Wiley book, Employee to Entrepreneur, which is available in bookstores around the world, and previously self-published two books, including an Amazon bestseller.
Steve co-founded Lemonade Stand - a children's entrepreneurship program, hosts the Apple Podcast charting Future Squared, is a founding investor in Konkrete, a blockchain-enabled share registry and is a contributor to Harvard Business Review.
When he's not working, he can be found in the gym, at a heavy metal concert, hiking in the mountains whilst listening to the Joe Rogan Experience, riding his motorbike (or skateboard), reading a book, or doing an occasional bit of what barely qualifies as standup comedy!
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This is optimal living daily episodes. Seventeen sixty an exit from the book time rich. Do your best. Work live your best life by Steve, gloves
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An exit from the book time rich. Do your best. Work live your best life by Steve ASCII,
Why are you always working so late? Last, a colleague from a big for firm,
They told me they usually work until ten p m and sometimes even
into the morning hours. The response was predictable. One I can leave until my boss does
I actually getting much done in the evening. I asked no really displays out
too often at large professional services firms and profit seeking enterprises in general were hours, worked, is wrongfully conflated with productivity, and I get it out.
Others are far easier to categorize and makes sense of than output, which is a lot more arbitrariness, heuristic working world,
The reality is that after you ve worked,
a number of hours, the connection between effort and reward
is no longer linear the diminishing law
overturns, takes hold what we should be
Managing instead of time is attention. Attention is becoming
increasingly hijacked in a world of attention. Merchants Laurie
does away with real time notifications. You probably found yourself deeply immersed in an activity.
When the rest of the world cease to be you,
the time, and we were surprised to see that hours had gone by your in what psychologists call the flow state.
First coined by hungarian american psychologist me hijack semi high in nineteen. Seventy five mile zone.
a flow as the zone or deep work, but it's more than that at its core flow
who is living rather than merely existing picture
alone surfer paddling furiously as a match. The speed of incoming to meet her wave pop up onto their feet in height,
ideas suing barrel. At that moment, a surfer isn't thinking
but the bills they need to pay or the arguments they may have had with their partner. Earlier that day,
they are than they're unlikely to catch the wave one server catches a wave therein total flow deeply immersed in the
active surfing men in their mind, the rest of the world simply ceases to exist. The flow state extends beyond just team athlete.
domains it extends to our work, is critical to heuristic work such as writing performing music computer pro
framing raven preparing a legal argument. In fact providing we are truly immersed in the activity we can find flow and all sorts of places, for example, cooking yoga
painting taking photos. Gardening, really contracts. Pan writing a ten year
Kinsey study on the flow stayed found that top executives are up to five hundred percent, more productive when they are in a state of flow account,
Mentoring study by scientists had advanced brain monitoring, also found that being in flow cut half the time it took to train novice marksman up to an expert level, but here's the thing most reports suggest that we can only spend about four
hours in flow per day, and that the return
Our time and energy begins to take her off fast. After that. This is what
called the point of diminishing returns, create hardy
one, a friend's leading mathematicians of the first half of the twentyth century, started his day with breakfast checking the cricket scores.
and settling in for a long day in the office along,
for our day that his from nine
until one p m. He would be immersed in
mathematics the rest of the day. He
busied himself, with leisure activities, might games of Tennyson long.
Oxen nature he told Fellow Oxford, Professor Cps know that four hours creative
work. A is about the limit for a mathematician Charles Darwin, to only worked about five hours a day, and I included a break for lunch.
can stop him from coming up with his groundbreaking theory of evolution, a survey and
working lives of scientists carried out in the early nineties, fifties arrived at the same conclusion. The data showed an M shaped curve that rose steeply a first in PETE at ten to twenty hours per week, scientists working thirty five hours a week were half as products.
It was twenty, our we colleagues now it is working long hours, not making more productive, but the lack of rest can harmless.
Hours you spend in the office. This makes you less per.
In the long run to further this point to sixty plus hours away
Researchers were the least productive of all Carl, Anders Ericsson observe the same pattern
in a study of violins students at conservatory in Berlin. The nineteen eighties, according to Ericsson, quote, deliberate practice is an ever full activity that can be said
seen only for a limited time each day and cruel practice too much you increase. The odds are being
struck down by injury or burning yourself out, students marked for greatness, they observed, has several short practice sessions each day. Each
asking about eighty to ninety minutes with half hour breaks in between the actual practice time.
added up to about four hours a day. This upper limit Ericsson concluded is defined quote not by available time by available mental and physical resources for effort full pay
Actus end quote after interviewing the students, it became clear that quote, it was primary
their ability to sustain the concentration necessary for deliberate practice that limit their hours of practice and quote
this is why many executives report being more or less done by mid afternoon, but also
says many nonetheless report staying in the office until MID
evening, so maybe
Four hours a day of deliberate focus is all it takes, is not for Charles Darwin might be just enough for you
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squared Steve as an entrepreneur, author and podcast host, whose mission is to unlock the leading potential of people, something
the more impact for humanity and led me
fulfilling lives. He is the sea of collective campus and innovation
accelerator based in Melbourne Hand, Singapore that works with large organ
nations around the globe. They worked with overall,
hundred start ups, which have collectively raise overtones
five million dollars. He also founded limb
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