Everyone has a dream. But sometimes there’s a gap between where we are and where we want to be. True, there are some people who can bridge that gap easily, on their own, but all of us need a little help at some point. A little boost. An accountability partner. A Snooze Squad. In each episode, the Snooze Squad will strategize an action plan for people to face their fears. Guests will transform their own perception of their potential and walk away a few inches closer to who they want to become ...
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Episode 8: Rickey Fukazawa
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Innhold levert av Focus Bear Pty Ltd, Jeremy Nagel, and Joey K. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av Focus Bear Pty Ltd, Jeremy Nagel, and Joey K eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.
- What projects are you concentrating on during your focused hours?
- health and accountability coaching - How about the rest of the time? What do you enjoy doing in your off time?
- Intermittent breaks:
- 5 minute Pomodoro breaks (dancing/yoga/stretching/cleaning house).
- ESR (breathwork, stretching, meditation, body scan, 5 senses)
- Bigger breaks
- run
- reading: YA books. "Loveless". "Clara and the sun" AI best friend
- watercolour books
- journaling
- calling friends
- Intermittent breaks:
- What does your morning routine look like and how has it evolved over time?
- Changing routine useful to avoid stagnation
- General routine
- 7am +/- wakeup
- Curtains/window/changed (active wear)
- Wash face
- Skip outside in the sun (inspired by Andrew Huberman)
- Meditate (consistency over intensity. Minimum 5 minutes. Loving kindness/metta meditation)
- Coffee (black) + journaling (gratitude)
- Dealing with curveballs
- Be flexible
- Come back to the habit - one day off is ok
- What do you do to optimise productivity during your working hours?
- Pomodoro method: physical pig timer
- Optimise phone:
- Firefox Focus: one tab only
- ESR apps
- Change contexts in physical environment if frustrated/unproductive: go to cafe/library to mix things
- Intermittent fasting: eating window 12-8 - more productive in morning prior to first meal
- Vegan diet (9 years):
- Initial Motivation: sports performance inspired by brothers
- Making it stick: address value conflicts
- Social environment - if friends/colleagues look down on diet, hard to stick to it
- Animal welfare - bigger purpose
- Overall advice for dietary change:
- Adopt a Long term perspective
- Monitor your current diet without making changes: take photos (and send it to health coach)
- How do you switch off at night?
- Sleep: influences ability to eat well and recover from exercise
- Not too rigid about evening routine - plenty of time from 8pm:
- set the scene: dim lights, candle, PJs, no music/instrumental music
- tidy up
- get clothes
- journalling: including schedule + to do list (but avoid rumination)
- friend convos (voice messages)
- 10:30pm in bed
- What resources (books, philosophies, apps) do you find most helpful for productivity and habit formation?
- Books:
- "Power of Habit" by Charles Du Higg
- "Atomic Habits" James Clear (prefer blog posts)
- Podcasts:
- Huberman Lab
- The Growth Equation - executive coach -> habit formation
- ClearerThinking.org (free tools for decision making/habit formation)
- Apps:
- Habit tracking spreadsheet (off the shelf apps don't have an ideal UI)
- ESR (Emotion Noticing: "How We Feel")
- Foundations for relaxation techniques (but unfortunately they no longer offer access to the general public).
- Insight Timer: meditation guided/timer
- Sleep Score: Sleep tracking
- Books:
- Stay in touch with Rickey:
Website
Email: rickey.healthoptimiser@gmail.com
62 episoder
Episode 8: Rickey Fukazawa
Focus and Chill - productivity tactics for AuDHDers and other neurodivergent folks
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Manage episode 371377338 series 3493829
Innhold levert av Focus Bear Pty Ltd, Jeremy Nagel, and Joey K. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av Focus Bear Pty Ltd, Jeremy Nagel, and Joey K eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.
- What projects are you concentrating on during your focused hours?
- health and accountability coaching - How about the rest of the time? What do you enjoy doing in your off time?
- Intermittent breaks:
- 5 minute Pomodoro breaks (dancing/yoga/stretching/cleaning house).
- ESR (breathwork, stretching, meditation, body scan, 5 senses)
- Bigger breaks
- run
- reading: YA books. "Loveless". "Clara and the sun" AI best friend
- watercolour books
- journaling
- calling friends
- Intermittent breaks:
- What does your morning routine look like and how has it evolved over time?
- Changing routine useful to avoid stagnation
- General routine
- 7am +/- wakeup
- Curtains/window/changed (active wear)
- Wash face
- Skip outside in the sun (inspired by Andrew Huberman)
- Meditate (consistency over intensity. Minimum 5 minutes. Loving kindness/metta meditation)
- Coffee (black) + journaling (gratitude)
- Dealing with curveballs
- Be flexible
- Come back to the habit - one day off is ok
- What do you do to optimise productivity during your working hours?
- Pomodoro method: physical pig timer
- Optimise phone:
- Firefox Focus: one tab only
- ESR apps
- Change contexts in physical environment if frustrated/unproductive: go to cafe/library to mix things
- Intermittent fasting: eating window 12-8 - more productive in morning prior to first meal
- Vegan diet (9 years):
- Initial Motivation: sports performance inspired by brothers
- Making it stick: address value conflicts
- Social environment - if friends/colleagues look down on diet, hard to stick to it
- Animal welfare - bigger purpose
- Overall advice for dietary change:
- Adopt a Long term perspective
- Monitor your current diet without making changes: take photos (and send it to health coach)
- How do you switch off at night?
- Sleep: influences ability to eat well and recover from exercise
- Not too rigid about evening routine - plenty of time from 8pm:
- set the scene: dim lights, candle, PJs, no music/instrumental music
- tidy up
- get clothes
- journalling: including schedule + to do list (but avoid rumination)
- friend convos (voice messages)
- 10:30pm in bed
- What resources (books, philosophies, apps) do you find most helpful for productivity and habit formation?
- Books:
- "Power of Habit" by Charles Du Higg
- "Atomic Habits" James Clear (prefer blog posts)
- Podcasts:
- Huberman Lab
- The Growth Equation - executive coach -> habit formation
- ClearerThinking.org (free tools for decision making/habit formation)
- Apps:
- Habit tracking spreadsheet (off the shelf apps don't have an ideal UI)
- ESR (Emotion Noticing: "How We Feel")
- Foundations for relaxation techniques (but unfortunately they no longer offer access to the general public).
- Insight Timer: meditation guided/timer
- Sleep Score: Sleep tracking
- Books:
- Stay in touch with Rickey:
Website
Email: rickey.healthoptimiser@gmail.com
62 episoder
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