#10-Living Several Lifetimes in One: My Time Management Philosophy
Description
"What if your calendar could tell the story of your life?
I once flipped through a year’s worth of my planner—365 days of scribbles, meetings, and little notes to myself—and it hit me: how I spend my time is exactly how I’m living my life.
Your relationship with time is really your relationship with yourself. The way you see your current life shapes how you use each day—and how much control you feel you have over it.
So today, I’m sharing my natural-flow approach to time management. No over-engineered systems, no color-coded chaos—just practical ways to reclaim your time and make each moment feel richer."
What you’ll hear:
01:52 — How your relationship with time mirrors how you see your life
02:52 — Self-love in action: where your time goes, your life follows
04:19 — A fresh way to measure “wealth” — not in money, but in time
05:24 — Time’s double edge: healer and trap
05:57 — Seeing the present through a “countdown” lens
07:33 — Simple tools to keep your time from slipping away
08:22 — Locking in key milestones to anchor your year
09:24 — Why time, like any rare resource, needs its own hierarchy
13:00 — Planning around geography to save hours
14:27 — My 3-part formula for annual planning
15:59 — The “time-folding” trick for single moments
18:39 — Turning life’s “in-between” moments into gold — even mid-workout
20:26 — Knowing when to use someone else’s time vs. when they need yours
22:13 — Applying time management to your relationships
25:29 — Why we stay up late just to enjoy the quiet
32:00 — Using scent to ground yourself in the present
35:00 — Staying authentic without getting swept into group emotions
36:01 — The art of feeling “complete” in the moment
41:08 — Budgeting your year for learning, work, and play
42:27 — My “do-nothing” days — and why they matter
44:21 — Should you batch time or break it up?
46:23 — Looking beyond the 1-year frame to find deeper meaning
49:48 — Aligning your actions with your goals
54:07 — One year of podcasting: the feedback that keeps me going
BGM: If I Could Turn Back Time




