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How to Stay Balanced and Productive as the Year Winds Down

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Plus, 10 proven ways to reduce stress and boost productivity In my new podcast episode, I sat down w

Plus, 10 proven ways to reduce stress and boost productivity [image] [image] Hi {NAME}, The final quarter of the year often brings a mix of excitement and pressure. With deadlines looming, annual goals to hit, and the added hustle of preparing for the holiday season, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. The challenge becomes not only staying productive but also maintaining a sense of balance and well-being amidst the growing to-do list. But here’s the good news: With the right strategies, you can manage it all without sacrificing your peace of mind. Whether you're navigating tight work deadlines or managing personal responsibilities, there are ways to stay on top of your goals while preserving your mental and physical health. It's about adopting techniques that boost productivity while also carving out time to rest and recharge. By being intentional about how you spend your time, setting clear priorities, and learning to say "no" when necessary, you can move through this busy season with a sense of calm and control. With the right approach, you can tackle the final quarter feeling empowered, focused, and ready to end the year on a high note. Today, I’d like to share some resources to help you do just that… [image]( In my new podcast episode, I sat down with Isabelle Tierney and she shared her ChoicePoint Methodology, which blends neuroscience, psychology, and spirituality to tackle stress and burnout. In this episode you'll discover practical strategies for living in the "Green Zone"—a state of joy and conscious awareness. Her personal story will inspire and empower you to reclaim your well-being. [Listen or Watch Episode Here]( (or listen on your favorite podcast platform) 10 Tips to Reduce Stress and Boost Productivity [image]( Reducing the amount of stress you deal with isn’t selfish or a sign of weakness. It’s absolutely critical for your personal wellbeing – as well as your ability to take good care of others and get the outcomes you want in life! [Take a deep breath and say “ahhhhh...”]( Ready for a Powerful “Time Out,” {NAME}? De-stressing your life may sound simple in theory... But actually making it happen can be a lot harder than you may think – especially if you have been dealing with a LOT of stress in your life for a very long time. Sometimes what you need is a complete break from your regular schedule so you can get the space and distance you need to get a clear sense of what’s working in your life – and what’s not. That’s why I encourage you to take a “time out” from your life at least once or twice a year and spend a few days thinking about what your life looks like and what you WANT it to look like – and what you need to do to get from where you are to where you want to be. And my upcoming [Breakthrough to Success weekend](=) is the perfect opportunity for you to do this! During this powerful three-day immersive event, I’ll help you drill down into the heart of what matters most to you: - Who you want to be - What you want to accomplish - How you want to live - Who you want to surround yourself with - Where you want to focus your time and energy - How you want to feel – about yourself, your life, and the world around you Then we’ll shatter every block that has been holding you back from making your goals a reality – and create a step-by-step blueprint that allows you to bring your vision to life. You’ll leave energized and inspired to make your most ambitious dreams come true! [Are you ready to take bold action toward your dreams?](=) I hope to see you there! To your boundless success, [Profile Image] Jack Canfield America's #1 Success Coach New York Times Bestselling Author CEO, The Canfield Training Group Quote of the Day “Remember that stress doesn’t come from what’s going on in your life. It comes from your thoughts about what’s going on in your life.” – Andrew J. Bernstein Stay Connected [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [LinkedIn]( [YouTube]( [Instagram]( [image] Helpful Links - [Calendar]( - [Programs](=) - [Blog](=) - [jackcanfield.com]() We have your email address as {EMAIL}. If that’s not the best one, please let us know! Our systems are tied to your email, so if you unsubscribe we can’t deliver your emails -- even for things you asked/paid for. Please stay. I love sending you good energy and great training for improving your life. You can always reach us at customerservice@jackcanfield.com or (805) 563-2935 for help. [Unsubscribe]( The Canfield Training Group P.O. Box 30880 Santa Barbara, California Postal: 93130 United States 1 (805) 563-2935

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