209. The 12-week year productivity theory

Update: 2026-01-01

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Ever felt like there wasn't enough time to get your New Years' Resolutions done? Or maybe you had too much time? This week we're exploring the 12 week year theory - the idea that by cramming your goals into 12 weeks you give yourself nowhere to hide from them

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209. The 12-week year productivity theory

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209. The 12-week year productivity theory

209. The 12-week year productivity theory