In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at some basic ways that you can be more efficient in your life. Together they discuss:

• Four ways to be more efficient at home

• Why doggy doors help you to get more done

• How finding the veggie chopper that you love, will save you time

• What fake plants can do for your efficiency

• When you need a bigger trash can -- and what it does for you

• Four ways to be more efficient at work

• Why the buffet is more efficient than table service

• What the people who order online at Starbucks know about saving time

• How the OHIO rule can save you time

• Why avoiding "reply all" is the best thing you can do

Edited at Stuido D, Wayne Duncan, producer

Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com

In this episode, Ellen looks at 4 ways you can bring focus back into your life. There's a lot going on in the world right now, which makes it hard to focus on the important things in our lives. But all is not lost! Ellen shares 4 simple things you can do to get focus back on your side.

• Forget setting a timer to get things done (shocking! Especially coming from Ellen). Instead go for the quality of your focus not your quantity

• Get out the post-it notes!

• Jump in to do a thing when you aren't ready.

• When you're distracted, stop yourself and ask one simple question.

• Don't try and solve the problems others are experiencing. Focus on what you can do now

Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer

Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at the most efficient way to make progress toward any goal you might be working on. Together they discuss:

• The one thing adults think that stops them in their tracks when moving forward

• Why accepting "Beginners Mind" will put you on the track to success

• Ellen shares what she is going through with exercise and what she has had to accept as truth

• Why having help improves your success rate

• What everything you've heard about shortcuts is wrong

• The mantra you should be using when it comes to progress

Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer

Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at how to be more focused by getting rid of distractions. Together they look at:

• Why it's so easy to let our phones distract us

• What we could be doing with the time we spend getting dopamine hits

• Why urgent things crowd out the important things we want to do

• Three easy ways to ignore your distractions (and how to do them)

• The importance of doing the hard things in our lives

Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer

Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com

In this episode, Lee and Ellen discuss how money can multiply your efficiency. Together they discuss:

• Money can make you more efficient by:
- paying someone to do what you don't want to do
- getting better equipment
- opens you up to have the time and space to do you want

• Think of ways to increase the money coming in

• Lee discusses using money to make money

• How money lets you think more creativity

Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer

Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at the efficiency of timers you can find in your environment. Together they look at:

• Why brushing your teeth is a great way to time yourself

• How music is specifically structured to be an excellent timer

• The key thing you need to have for efficiency

• What a playlist can help you do

• One of Ellen's favorite apps for timing (Interval Timer - Tabata Timer on the App Store)

Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer

Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com

In this episode, Lee and Ellen discuss the most efficient person that Lee knows, and what we can learn from them. Together they look at:

• What steps his friend takes to get things done right away

• Why lists and maps make this person efficient

• How finding out what they love to do makes them more efficient

• Ellen shares how she discovered what she wasn't efficient at doing

• Why knowing your strengths makes you more efficient

Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer

Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at scheduling time for doing things that otherwise get pushed aside. Together they look at:

• What building a wine rack has taught Lee about getting things done

• Why important tasks get pushed aside

• How to schedule tasks so they get done

• Why hoping for things to get things done never works

• How scheduling can save you money

Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer

Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com