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Today’s Episode with Tyler Schmitt on iTunes
Tyler Schmitt Shares All From Hating to Loving Work on The Nice Guys today.
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Show Notes by Production Assistant – Anna Nygren
Intro
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Connection at First Sight
- Your work-life balance formula changes throughout your life
- Finding the job you love doesn’t have a time limit, it could be in your 20s or your 60s
- Tyler doesn’t feel seniority should be a deciding factor of work competence
- If you’re willing to make it happen, it’s all there for you
- Productivity is a muscle that needs to strengthened
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- The second you’re done with something, jump to the next thing on the list
- Make a routine of not being routine
Closing Lines
- Fight for what you believe in
- Seek out and say “yes” to more opportunities
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