Facilitate You! Use your facilitating skills to lead yourself
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Claims that existing facilitation skills get repurposed to lead oneself—no new tools, just daily check-ins (5–10 minutes), weekly planning (90 minutes Friday), a 10–15 minute “firefighting” brain‑dump, and a personal retrospective with a prime directive and columned notes. Describes workbooks/templates, timers and an e‑ink notebook, running four–five client projects while using these rituals, reports they curb productivity theater, rescue focus repeatedly, and make future‑self execution practical.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:58Self-leadership importance
- 8:35Self-sabotaging productivity traps
- 12:32Facilitation skills for self-leadership
- 17:24Daily check-ins and weekly planning
- 23:30Firefighting workshop for overwhelm
- 25:17Personal retrospectives for growth
- 31:56Key takeaways and closing
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