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Leo Babauta teaches you the Zen Habits of simplicity and self-awareness

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With Leo Babauta

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Is your life too complicated? Sure, work’s always a bit hectic and keeping family life running smoothly is as challenging as ever – but have you noticed that even the ‘good’ stuff can get a bit overwhelming sometimes?

Was picking a movie to watch after work on a Friday night always this difficult? Was your closet always so stuffed with items you can’t even remember buying?

This is part of what Leo Babauta calls the cycle of expanding and narrowing our focus. When we develop new interests or hobbies, or start a new job, we tend to expand – but if we don’t then narrow things down, by removing clutter or saying ‘no’ more often, life can become a bit too unwieldy.

Leo shares how he thinks about narrowing and expanding in his own life, and breaks down his journaling rituals and the writing techniques he’s borrowed from software developers.

Connect with Leo on Twitter or at the Zen Habits website

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Hosted by Dr Amantha Imber | Produced by Sam Blacker from The Podcast Butler

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DR AMANTHA IMBER IS AN ORGANISATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST AND FOUNDER OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE CONSULTANCY INVENTIUM.

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A small dose of big thinking.

Every week, I share my favourite science-backed hacks, ideas, and strategies to make work (and life) a little better. Join 40,000+ readers who like their advice practical, proven, and easy to steal.

Promise: No spam. No selling your data for a packet of Tim Tams.

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