I remember vividly like literally doing the knots of these shoes.

Like, you know, it wasn't a pair of shoes, right?

It was a really was a pair of wings is what it was.

You know, a lot of people achieve lots of things, but are you happy?

Are you liking what's happening?

Are you just checking up things?

Are we what's happening?

If you say yes to something that you don't really want to do,

what happens in two weeks when it's time to go do it?

And then people are like, I'm procrastinating.

I'm like, no, you're not.

You're just committing to things you don't want to do.

When you are given an idea or thought of, whether it's like I have to go clean my car or I have a new idea for a book.

They're the same thing. They are inputting somewhere. And so if we don't have a system inside

of ourselves and outside of ourselves as a container, we cannot function.

Welcome to the Big League podcast. I'm Kay Hendricks. I think you all are going to really enjoy this session because we cover

some things here that I predict you've never thought of before. Like for me, the main takeaway

from Sophie's work is that time management and productivity can be done in such a soulful way

that honors the essence of who human beings really are,

that it probably shouldn't even be called any kind of time management.

It's a different kind of thing.

And I think you're really going to love what Sophie Ishish has to say.

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