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    The Perfectionism Project

    Perfectionism makes even the smartest business owners get in their own way, which is why the Perfectionism Project is a podcast full of perfectionism advice for entrepreneurs.

    Your host is Sam Laura Brown, perfectionism coach and founder of Perfectionists Getting Sh*t Done. With her conversational podcast episodes and relatable stories, Sam will motivate you to get out of your own way and help you feel less alone as you navigate the ups and downs of business.

    Filled with practical advice, this podcast is for entrepreneurs of any kind who are ready to skyrocket their productivity levels and stop holding themselves back. Subscribe today to discover how to overcome perfectionism, escape the all-or-nothing mindset and stop procrastinating so you can become more productive and build a successful business.

    For even more perfectionism advice to help you with your business, follow Sam on Instagram @perfectionismproject or sign up for Perfectionists Getting Sh*t Done at samlaurabrown.com/pgsd.

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    Ep 42: What It's Really Like To Invest In Yourself Aug 12, 2018
    Show notes

    In the last two years, I've experienced an incredible amount of growth - both in myself and in my business. And in the last two years, I've started investing - both in myself and in my business.

    It's no coincidence. Without investing in myself I would not be where I am today. I believe that you don't NEED to invest money in yourself to get to where you want to go but it for sure speeds up the process and makes it a million times easier. At least that's been my experience!

    In this podcast episode I'm sharing every investment I've made over the last two years so that I can tell you what the process is like from my perspective, including how I make decisions, how I know how much to spend, how I know whether something will be worth it etc. I also chat about the MAGIC that investing in myself has created as well as all the unexpected opportunities and relationships that have flowed from it.

    My hope with this episode is to give you an inside look at the things that have made all the difference in my personal and business growth. And by doing so, I hope I inspire you to start investing in yourself so you too can make your dreams a reality.

    Everything mentioned in this podcast episode (and there are A LOT of things) can be found in the show notes at smart-twenties.com/episode42.


    Ep 41: My Fitness Journey + How I Created A Growth Mindset Aug 05, 2018
    Show notes

    For years I was completely trapped in an all-or-nothing mindset when it came to exercise. I was either working out everyday of the week or not at all. I couldn't make it through more than four weeks of a fitness program without abandoning it (and then I had to start back at Week 1 so I could do it 'properly'). And I always beat myself up for not doing what I'd planned.

    I always thought my issue was motivation, but it wasn't. My issue was that I was so focused on the results and so scared to waste effort that I pulled back whenever it looked like I might not be successful. That way, I could point to my lack of effort, rather than my lack of worth, as the cause of failure. But it also meant that I spent a lot of time struggling with very little to show for it.

    About two years ago I began experimenting with the way I approached fitness and over time, I managed to find a formula that has allowed me to create a growth mindset and stay consistent without the struggle. In this podcast episode, I'm sharing the things I did to get myself out of an all-or-nothing mindset and I hope you find it helpful!

    MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE

    Episode 10 - The Fear of Wasting Effort


    Ep 40: Life Update July 2018 Aug 01, 2018
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    In the last month I've spent a lot of time out of my comfort zone, I've started to make big changes in my business and I've been settling into a new routine. It's been messy AF (as always!) but it's also been a great month - not because of any particular accomplishment I can point to, but because it feels like part of a bigger evolution. And that feels pretty magical.

    In this week's podcast episode I'm chatting through the highs and lows of the month as well as what I've been working on, thinking about and struggling with. I hope you enjoy it!

    MENTIONED IN THE PODCAST

    Erin May Henry

    Self-Coaching Scholars

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    Aisha Tyler's Interview on The Tim Ferriss Show

    The Life Coach School Podcast

    My instagram account


    Ep 39: The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss: Lessons + Takeaways Jul 29, 2018
    Show notes

    A few weeks ago, I was feeling really lost with my blog. Again. Even though I'd only recently revamped the way that I was producing content, I still felt something was off. I was putting a heaps time into my blog and yet it was stagnating. I knew it was time to reexamine the way I was doing things and when I saw The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss in the book store, I knew it would be the perfect book to help.

    I originally read The 4-Hour Work Week a few years ago, as an audiobook, and learned A LOT from it. But because I didn't do the journaling exercises, those lessons were quickly forgotten and my life stayed about the same. This time around, I went to this book with highlighters and tabs in hand, and it's completely transformed the way I approach my business and my personal life. And I'm going to be sharing those lessons with you!

    The 4-Hour Work Week is a book with a gimmicky title - but please don't let that put you off. It's really just a book about how to be effective and actually enjoy your life, rather than working for work's sake and accumulating stuff. And if you're anything like me, you have a lot to learn!

    If you're interested in reading the book (which I 100% recommend), I advise getting yourself a physical copy so you can really digest all the wisdom in this book and do the journaling exercise - the magic in this book is in the application!

    MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE

    The Tim Ferriss Show Podcast

    The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss

    Tim Ferriss' Fear-Setting Exercise

    The 4-Hour Body by Tim Ferriss

    The 4-Hour Chef by Tim Ferriss

    Tools of Titans by Tim Ferriss

    Tribe of Mentors by Tim Ferriss

    My podcast episode on Tribe of Mentors by Tim Ferriss

    How I make the most of self-help books

    My instagram account


    Ep 38: How I Stopped Feeling Ashamed Of My Self-Help Obsession Jul 22, 2018
    Show notes

    Until recently, I did my best to hide my obsession with self-help from my friends. I was scared people would think there was something wrong with me - why else would I be trying to improve myself?

    If you've ever felt ashamed for being into self-help, you're not alone! In this episode, I'm chatting about the stigma around self-help, whether I talk about it with my friends and how I stopped feeling ashamed for being a self-help junkie.

    You can find everything I mention in the show notes.

    MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE

    • 16personalities.com
    • INFJ personality type
    • Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

    Ep 37: 10 Simple Ways To Optimise Your Morning Routine Jul 15, 2018
    Show notes

    It's no secret I'm a BIG fan of morning routines. Since I've already written a few blog posts about what to do in the morning, I thought it was time I talk about how to do it.

    The reality is that a morning routine doesn't need to be elaborate to have a huge impact on your productivity and your willpower. There are simple changes you can make to your current morning routine (no matter what it is) that will help you get more out of each day. And I'm sharing them with you in this episode.

    To find everything I mention in this podcast episode, make sure you visit the show notes here. And if you'd like to learn more about the Promote Your Blog Workshop, click here to get the details and sign up.


    Ep 36: My Mid-Year Review Process Jul 08, 2018
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    I'm not sure about you, but I always find the middle of the year to be a great time to stop and reflect on how the year's been going and what's to come. So that's what I've been doing.

    As most of you already know, this year I'm working towards an 'impossible' goal - to make $500,000 in my business in 2018. And I've found myself wanting to sneakily pull away from this goal so that I don't have to fail at it. But I'm not letting myself do that and in this episode I'm sharing the process I've been going through to recommit to my challenging goal. I hope you enjoy it!


    Ep 35: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill: Lessons + Takeaways Jul 04, 2018
    Show notes

    Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill is considered by many to be one of the most influential business and personal development books ever written. Being the self-development junkie I am, I of course got myself a copy!

    The first time I read it, however, I didn't really get much from it. It was a few years ago and while I made my way through the book I did so without really engaging with it. While I felt inspired at some level, I didn't put any of Napoleon Hill's advice into practice, I quickly forgot everything I'd learned and was left believing that perhaps this book had been overhyped.

    But a couple of months ago, I saw this book on my shelf when I was packing for a holiday and decided to take it with me. Mainly because I'd been learning a lot about the law of attraction and this book comes up a lot in that context too.

    Long story short, it felt like I was reading a completely different book to the one I was the first time (even though it was the exact same copy) and took so many lessons away from it - many of which I've put into practice.

    This book is challenging to summarise, as the magic of this book can really only by discovered by reading it cover-to-cover. So instead, I'm sharing the biggest lessons I learned from this book and how I've been applying them to my life. I hope you enjoy it!

    And to find everything I mention in the episode, make sure you visit the show notes here.


    Ep 34: Life Update June 2018 Jul 01, 2018
    Show notes

    In June I decided to take a step back from everything I've been doing in my business and figure out where I should be spending my time. To do it, I asked myself a question that came from The Four-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss - "What are the 20% of activities that are yielding 80% of my results?".

    After having a good look at everything I was doing, I realised that a few months ago I decided to make my content creation process more time intensive. And while I do love spending time making content, I didn't make this decision for the right reason - although I didn't know it at the time.

    I was self-sabotaging.

    By keeping myself busy with the easy stuff, I didn't have enough time to do the challenging stuff. The put myself out there stuff. The risk rejection stuff. The grow my business stuff. And I've realized that if I want to achieve my impossible goal, I need to make more room in my calendar for the activities that will lead to that.

    Since I get the most love from you guys about my podcast and my Instagram account, that's where I'll be spending most of my time. At least for the next few months while I test out a new way of doing things! But the good news is that I've decided to do more podcast episodes. And, because I'm no longer doing my daily vlog, I thought it'd be fun to give you guys a monthly update in podcast form. I hope you enjoy it!

    MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE
    • The Four-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss
    • Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
    • Lucky Bitch by Denise Duffield-Thomas
    • Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
    • The Curated Closet by Anuschka Rees
    • Tim Ferriss Fear-Setting Exercise

    Ep 33: How To Balance Your Side Hustle With Your Full-Time Job Jun 27, 2018
    Show notes

    As many of you know, when I first started my blog I was studying full-time and working part-time. When I finished studying, I was working full-time whilst trying to grow my blog. And it wasn't easy!

    Gaining momentum can be challenging when you only have a couple of hours each day, but it can be done! Over the last five years I've done my fair share of experimenting and have had to figure out how to make the most of the limited time I had - and in this episode I'm sharing it all with you.

    If you've been struggling to make time for your side hustle (or maybe you haven't even been able to begin), listen to this episode to get my best advice on how to use the limited time you have.

    If you want my help growing your blog, make sure you find out more and sign up for my Grow Your Blog Workshop by clicking here. Registration will close strictly at midnight (EDT) on Friday, 29 June 2018 and I'll be teaching you everything you need to do to set your blog up for success (as well as how to deal with fear of judgement and perfectionism).

    And as usual, you can find everything mentioned in this podcast episode in the show notes.


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