After more than 100 episodes, Not Too Productive is going on indefinite hiatus. In this farewell episode, I reflect on what inspired me to start this podcast in the first place, how it shaped me, and why it feels right to close this container now.
I share honestly about the joy, the stickiness of mixing art and marketing, the lessons learned about sustainability and vulnerability, and the grief that comes with endings.
If you’ve ever struggled with productivity pressure, wrestled with endings, or wondered how to let creative projects evolve without forcing them to go on forever, this episode will resonate.
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After more than 100 episodes, Not Too Productive is going on indefinite hiatus. In this farewell episode, I reflect on what inspired me to start this podcast in the first place, how it shaped me, and why it feels right to close this container now.
I share honestly about the joy, the stickiness of mixing art and marketing, the lessons learned about sustainability and vulnerability, and the grief that comes with endings.
If you’ve ever struggled with productivity pressure, wrestled with endings, or wondered how to let creative projects evolve without forcing them to go on forever, this episode will resonate.
In this episode, Becca shares the real-life journey of structuring time as a space holder, from juggling a full-time job to running two businesses today. She unpacks the emotional and energetic challenges that make time so tricky for coaches, healers, and guides, and offers visionary ideas on how we can rethink time, energy, and sustainability in this work. This episode is not just about managing time, it is about reshaping how we relate to care, worth, and what it means to build liberatory ways of working.
Not Too Productive
After more than 100 episodes, Not Too Productive is going on indefinite hiatus. In this farewell episode, I reflect on what inspired me to start this podcast in the first place, how it shaped me, and why it feels right to close this container now.
I share honestly about the joy, the stickiness of mixing art and marketing, the lessons learned about sustainability and vulnerability, and the grief that comes with endings.
If you’ve ever struggled with productivity pressure, wrestled with endings, or wondered how to let creative projects evolve without forcing them to go on forever, this episode will resonate.
