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Jen Groover (Twitter: @jengroover)
www.jengroover.com This is probably coming at a different angle than most, but
energy management is my focus on how I approach time management and
productivity. My mental clarity is my most valuable asset to increase my
productivity, I do this by being mindful of the foods that I eat, the thoughts I
think, the hours I sleep, and how I spend time outside of the work space. I
consciously choose to surround myself by other positive and productive people, I
refuse to allow drama in my life (or people that create it). I watch very little
television, but when I do, it is positive and inspiring content. I am also conscious
of what I read and listen to. Most people are oblivious to how critically
important their health and emotional wellness is to their productivity and
efficiency. Your body is a machine. Fuel it properly (physically, mentally,
emotionally and spiritually) and you will naturally be more efficient.
Jen Groover is a serial entrepreneur, author, motivational speaker, TV host, and
UN delegate.

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Garrett B. Gunderson (Twitter: @wealthfactory)
www.WealthFactory.com Start your day with the three “E”s: exercise, education
and enlightenment. Exercising, for five minutes or 50 minutes, will jumpstart
your day. Next, read or listen to something in your area of expertise. Then create
space in your mind through meditation, gratitude, prayer, or whatever will help
you focus and give purpose to your day. This routine will help you stay abundant
in times that feel scarce, and creative in times that feel constrained.
Garrett Gunderson, NY Times Bestselling author, is a champion for finding
cash for entrepreneurs without having to work harder, take any additional risk
or sacrifice by spending less.
Chad Hamzeh
www.dsv2.com My father passed away at the age of 64, back in 2011, after a
battle with cancer. In his final two years I helped him with a great deal of what
he was going through. However, I was also working about 12-14 hours per day
at the time. The days leading up, the day of, and the days after he passed, I was
answering support emails and doing other tasks that, really, someone else could
have been doing. And although I was by his side, this was a wake up call that
something needed to change. So, the one tip I can give, is a promise I made to
myself at that time. I promised to never do another task that I didn't enjoy, and
that someone else could do. When you put those two filters on your to-do list,
and you're honest and disciplined about it, you'll realize that almost every actual
task can be done by someone else, and for cheaper than what your time and
energy are worth. And this isn't just reserved for "$20/hour tasks". I find that the
more valuable tasks, the "triple-digit-per-hour" things, often give you the biggest
ROI when you hire a real pro to handle them. Doing this frees your time and
energy to work on the REALLY truly important things in your business, and of
course, your life.
Chad Hamzeh is founder of DSV2 Media, where he manages over $20 Million in
online ad spend per year. He is considered by many as the "go to guy" for online
traffic generation.