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“Clear the Desk” [ how to master the transitions in your day ]
Do you ever have something coming up that you need to do, like get on a call or go to a meeting, but it is just the last thing you want to do?  This happens to me all the time, and I really do not care for it. :-) But there’s a great skill I started sharing recently (It’s not in the book) that can really help with this.  In this week’s post, I tell you all about it. It’s my favorite kind of inner skill — super simple, makes a big difference. Anyway, I am SURE you’re going to find this one helpful.  Enjoy! SUMMARY The importance of mastering the transitions in our days.A simple skill that can make a remarkable difference.The three steps to “Clear the Desk.”Listen/read to get the full message. ENJOY THE PODCAST HOT NEWS & DEALS! 1) Raise Your Inner Game hardcover is now available for FREE!* Comes with a 6-week online training ($97 value) and a private student forum. Learn more and order your copy today at raiseyourinnergame.com! (*The book is free. You pay $7 for s/h) 2) Check out our podcast, The David Levin Show. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-david-levin-show/id1401013964 3) NOW AVAILABLE: Limited Edition Raise Your Inner Game Medallion. Carry it in your purse or pocket. It’s an UP button for your Inner Elevator! Visit https://davidlevin.com/ryig/ to learn more and order yours. (FREE shipping!) WHAT I’M READING FINISHED: Everything to Lose. Andrew Gross. Well done. Hard to put down. Lasted maybe three days.  Took a look at the Art of War. Classic. Thought maybe I’d be interested. Wasn’t. :-)  Now I’m reading The Redbreast by No Nesbo. Having a little trouble getting into it. Mostly related to my sleep issues, I think. My focus is just off. We’ll see how it goes.  [ transcript ] Hey, it’s David Levin. Author of Raise Your Inner Game, co-author QBQ, the Question Behind the Question, Founder of Raise Your Inner Game Academy. You ever have something coming up that you need to do, like get on a call or go to a meeting, but it is just the last thing you want to do?  This happens to me all the time, and I really do not care for it. :-) Usually, the thing is, I’m working on something else. I have something else on my mind that I want to be working on, it’s important, I’m super wrapped up in it, and my energy just doesn’t feel ready to deal with the other thing, especially if it involves dealing with people. I was scheduled to be on a couple of podcasts recently, and you know, that’s a good thing, obviously, I’m happy for the opportunity, want to do a good job, be articulate and present. Or at least as much as I ever can be in the morning. And to do that, I really need to spend some time and get myself into the proper state. I’ve got to get moving, physically, got to get my head into what we’ll be talking about, get my mouth connected to my thoughts so I can speak. It’s funny how much work that is, and how necessary it is for me.  But I was working on something else, I had a tech problem I’d been struggling with, trying to getting our membership site to talk to our email provider. It was driving me crazy and totally consuming my focus, and I really did not want to break out of that to prepare for these podcasts.  And this isn’t just with work. Sometimes at the end of the day, I’m really not ready to set things down and shift into family mode. But you have to do it, right? You have to do it. For many different reasons, we need to be able to shift our focus and attention and energy as quickly and completely as possible from one thing to another. It’s the responsible thing to do it, it’s the grown up thing to do, and it makes a huge improvement in our effectiveness our productivity and just feeling good about what we’re doing and about our lives.  So I have this new skill I’ve started teaching that can really help with this. It’s in the Raise Your Inner Game Academy video course, it’s NOT in the book.