The Productivity Sweet Spot: How Women Master Time, Energy & Focus

Anne Rajoo│Peaceful Productivity® Mentor
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Are you managing your time, staying organized, and trying to boost focus, but still ending the day without touching the work that actually grows your business? Most productivity advice ignores two things: the dual burden women carry — work, caregiving, and the invisible mental load — and the specific cost of never having real CEO time. Welcome to The Productivity Sweet Spot, the podcast where women learn how to build productive habits, protect their energy, and reclaim the time to lead their business — not just run it. I'm Anne Rajoo, productivity mentor and creator of Peaceful Productivity®, and each week I share actionable insights to help you streamline your workflow, reduce work stress, and design a way of working that actually fits your life. Inside the show you'll discover: Productive habits that help you stay organized and create real space for CEO workHow to boost focus and do deep work, even with a full schedule and a full lifeWorking mom tips for navigating business, family, and the dual burden without losing yourselfHow to set work boundaries and protect your energy for what actually mattersPractical ways to streamline workflows and simplify your systemsStrategies to manage your time without burnout, and with more joy at workHow to create work-life integration that leads to happier lives and a business that moves forward This podcast is for women entrepreneurs, professionals, and working moms who are done being busy and ready to work in a way that supports their focus, their energy, and their growth. If you're ready to stop pushing harder and start working like the CEO you already are — you're in the right place. 🎧 Hit follow and step into your Productivity Sweet Spot. 💡 Fine out what's stealing your CEO time. Take the free quiz: https://www.annerajoo.com/quiz 🎯 Ready for personalized support? Book a Peaceful Productivity Mini Audit: https://www.annerajoo.com ✉️ Work with Anne: sayhello@annerajoo.com ©2026, Anne Rajoo

  1. 6d ago

    You're Not Doing Too Much. You're Compassion Fatigued.

    Have you ever come home so depleted that you had nothing left for the people you love most? In this episode, I talk with Dr. Julie Merriman, a researcher, professor, and nervous system regulation expert, about compassion fatigue: the very real, very physical cost of caring for others — and why learning to protect your energy and reduce work stress isn't selfish, it's survival. Julie has been researching compassion fatigue since the early 2000s. She explains why the term was coined to describe what nurses experience when they give and give and give, why your brain doesn't actually register a difference between your own pain and the pain you're absorbing from someone else, and why so many caring, high-achieving women end up carrying the dual burden of holding everyone else's stress on top of their own. We talk about the early warning signs — dreading your calendar, feeling too depleted to really connect with your own kids, the guilt that shows up the moment you try to take care of yourself — and why the answer isn't to care less. It's to get curious instead of ashamed. Julie also connects compassion fatigue to perimenopause and menopause, and makes a genuinely freeing case for why midlife is one of the most powerful times to restructure your life — not a crisis to survive. We get into somatic work, the vagus nerve, and two simple things you can do today to come back into your body when you're running on empty. 🔗 Connect with Dr. Julie Merriman + Somatic Signature Quiz: www.juliemerrimanphd.com/quiz  ✨ Ready to Take Action? Want to know what your current work style is actually costing you? Take my free CEO Time Quiz and find out where your energy is really going. 👉 annerajoo.com/quiz 📩 Subscribe to the podcast for more conversations on peaceful, sustainable productivity. 💛 Enjoying the show? A quick review helps more women find their way here. Thank you for listening. How to leave an Apple Podcasts review on iPhone or iPad 1. Open the Apple Podcasts app. 2. Tap Search and type The Productivity Sweet Spot. 3. Tap the show (not an episode) to open the show page. 4. Scroll down past 4 or 5 episodes to Ratings and Reviews. 5. Tap Write a Review. 6. Choose a star rating, add a title and a short review. 7. Tap Send. Thanks for listening! What's really stealing your CEO time? Every entrepreneur has a dominant productivity pattern — a way of working that feels normal, even productive. But when you're the CEO, that pattern has a cost. It shows up as full days with no real progress. As never having time to sell, to build, to think. As always being busy but never feeling ahead. You might recognise yourself in one of four patterns: The Overloaded Operator, The Momentum Chaser, The Preparation Loop, or The Capable Bottleneck.  Find out which one is your dominant pattern 👉 Take my quiz: https://annerajoo.com/quiz Or book a complimentary productivity assessment with me and start reshaping your approach to productivity and success. Don’t forget to connect with me on Instagram @_annerajoo_ and share your key takeaways from this episode! Your insights mean a lot to me!

    You're Not Doing Too Much. You're Compassion Fatigued.

  2. Jul 30

    What Building a $10M Business Taught Her About Emotional Intelligence

    What happens when the hustle that built your business is the same hustle that breaks it? In this episode, I sit down with entrepreneur, mother, and children's book creator Juls Bindi to talk about work boundaries, entrepreneurship and productivity, and why learning to protect your energy might be the only sustainable way to build anything that lasts. Juls grew a business to over ten million dollars in under three years. Then her marriage ended, and the business collapsed with it. What she found on the other side wasn't a better system or a smarter schedule. It was emotional intelligence. We talk about the family patterns she grew up watching — a mother who drove four hours a day just to give her children consistency, a father whose hustle never quite landed — and how those patterns almost became her blueprint too. We talk about what it actually looks like to reduce work stress when your nervous system has learned that everything is an emergency. And we talk about the dual burden so many of us carry: being fully present for our kids while still running a business that depends on us. Jules shares how she's raising her daughter with a completely different relationship to feelings, boundaries, and her own body, through the series of children's books she's written. And she gets honest about running multiple businesses with ADHD, and why the right team, not more hustle, is what actually makes that sustainable. This conversation is for you if you've ever built something out of exhaustion instead of alignment, and you're ready to try it the other way. 🔗 Connect with Juls Bindi at eqkidbooks.com ✨ Ready to Take Action? Want to know what your current work style is actually costing you? Take my free CEO Time Quiz and find out where your energy is really going. 👉 annerajoo.com/quiz 📩 Subscribe to the podcast for more conversations on peaceful, sustainable productivity. 💛 Enjoying the show? A quick review helps more women find their way here. Thank you for listening. How to leave an Apple Podcasts review on iPhone or iPad 1. Open the Apple Podcasts app. 2. Tap Search and type The Productivity Sweet Spot. 3. Tap the show (not an episode) to open the show page. 4. Scroll down past 4 or 5 episodes to Ratings and Reviews. 5. Tap Write a Review. 6. Choose a star rating, add a title and a short review. 7. Tap Send. Thanks for listening! What's really stealing your CEO time? Every entrepreneur has a dominant productivity pattern — a way of working that feels normal, even productive. But when you're the CEO, that pattern has a cost. It shows up as full days with no real progress. As never having time to sell, to build, to think. As always being busy but never feeling ahead. You might recognise yourself in one of four patterns: The Overloaded Operator, The Momentum Chaser, The Preparation Loop, or The Capable Bottleneck.  Find out which one is your dominant pattern 👉 Take my quiz: https://annerajoo.com/quiz Or book a complimentary productivity assessment with me and start reshaping your approach to productivity and success. Don’t forget to connect with me on Instagram @_annerajoo_ and share your key takeaways from this episode! Your insights mean a lot to me!

    What Building a $10M Business Taught Her About Emotional Intelligence

  3. Jul 23

    Your Best Day Starts the Night Before: Sleep, Energy & Productivity

    What if the secret to protecting your energy, boosting focus, and finally reducing work stress wasn't another productivity hack, but a better night's sleep? In this episode, I sit down with sleep physician and Telemedora founder Dr. Subaila Zia to talk about why sleep is the most overlooked lever for sustainable energy in work, and why so many working moms are running on empty without realising sleep is the missing piece. Dr. Subaila explains why we spend up to a third of our lives sleeping, and why that's a good thing: sleep clears toxins from the brain, sharpens memory and creativity, stabilises mood, repairs the body overnight, and even helps regulate weight and heart health. She walks through the most common reasons sleep falls apart, from sleep apnea and restless leg syndrome to nutritional deficiencies, poor sleep hygiene, and "orthosomnia," the very modern anxiety of chasing a perfect sleep score on a tracker. For working women tips that actually fit real life, Dr. Subaila shares practical, low-cost strategies: a consistent sleep and wake time, a wind-down routine of at least 30 minutes, a dedicated "worry time" set hours before bed so your to-do list doesn't follow you into the sheets, and the ideal bedroom temperature for deeper rest. We also get into the very real experience of interrupted nights and why "sleep divorce" is becoming more common. If you've been powering through exhaustion and calling it normal, this conversation is your permission slip to make sleep a priority again. 🔗 Connect with Dr. Subaila Zia, the founder of Telemedora - Virtual Sleep Clinic Ready to take action? 📄 Want to protect your focus even further? Working hard has stopped working? We're operating inside a system that quietly accumulates debt, in coordination, decisions, and recovery, until it collapses into burnout. I’ve written a structural playbook: The Attention Recession Paper - Why Working Harder Stopped Working. Grab it here.  📩 Subscribe to The Productivity Sweet Spot for more conversations rooted in sustainable productivity, team wellbeing, and entrepreneurship. 💛 Enjoying the podcast? A quick review helps more women find the show — and it truly means the world to me. Thank you for being here. How to leave an Apple Podcasts review on iPhone or iPad: Open the Apple Podcasts app.Tap Search and type The Productivity Sweet Spot.Tap the show (not an episode) to open the show page.Scroll down past 4 or 5 episodes to Ratings and Reviews.Tap Write a Review.Choose a star rating, add a title and a short review.Tap Send.Thanks for listening! What's really stealing your CEO time? Every entrepreneur has a dominant productivity pattern — a way of working that feels normal, even productive. But when you're the CEO, that pattern has a cost. It shows up as full days with no real progress. As never having time to sell, to build, to think. As always being busy but never feeling ahead. You might recognise yourself in one of four patterns: The Overloaded Operator, The Momentum Chaser, The Preparation Loop, or The Capable Bottleneck.  Find out which one is your dominant pattern 👉 Take my quiz: https://annerajoo.com/quiz Or book a complimentary productivity assessment with me and start reshaping your approach to productivity and success. Don’t forget to connect with me on Instagram @_annerajoo_ and share your key takeaways from this episode! Your insights mean a lot to me!

    Your Best Day Starts the Night Before: Sleep, Energy & Productivity

  4. Jul 16

    Doing More Isn't Productive: Manage Your Time the 80/20 Way

    Doing more is not the same as being productive. In this episode, I sit down with Kate Moir — entrepreneur of ten years, mom of two, and host of the Mamas Making Commas podcast — to talk about doing less, being intentional, and how to truly manage your time and protect your energy as a mom entrepreneur. From honest working mom tips to the real tension between entrepreneurship and productivity, and the difference between energy management vs time management, this conversation is one big permission slip to release the pressure of doing it all. Kate takes us back to 2017, to a room full of excited entrepreneurs where she sat in tears because she had nothing left to give. She was working until one or two in the morning, running on empty. So she made a bold decision to step back and do less. The result? She hit her big goal two days ahead of schedule. We unpack her 80/20 flip: 80 percent of your results come from your mindset and energy, and only 20 percent from what you actually do. Yet most of us spend our time exactly the other way around. Kate shares the seven-day time audit she swears by (green highlighter for income-producing activities, red for the time leaks), why “keep the main thing the main thing” lives on a sticky note on her desk, and how gratitude quietly became her most reliable productivity tool. We also go deep into balancing career and motherhood: why your why cannot be your excuse, how Kate involves her daughters in her business (crooked stickers and all), and the family decision-making habit that dissolved resentment at home. If you're building productive habits in fifteen-minute pockets between school pickups, this one is for you. 🔗 Connect with Kate Moir ✨ Ready to take action? 🕰️ Kate swear by it and so do I! Start with a time audit and I have one ready for you. It's a gentle but powerful way to see where your time and energy are actually going. Start your Time Audit here: https://www.annerajoo.com/time-audit/ 📩 Subscribe to the podcast for more productivity conversations rooted in alignment, not hustle. 💛 Enjoying the podcast? Leaving a quick review helps other heart-led entrepreneurs find the show and it means the world to me. Thank you for being here. 🙏 How to leave an Apple Podcasts review on iPhone or iPad: Open the Apple Podcasts app.Tap Search and type The Productivity Sweet Spot.Tap the show (not an episode) to open the show page.Scroll down past 4 or 5 episodes to Ratings and Reviews.Tap Write a Review.Choose a star rating, add a title and a short review.Tap Send.Thanks for listening! What's really stealing your CEO time? Every entrepreneur has a dominant productivity pattern — a way of working that feels normal, even productive. But when you're the CEO, that pattern has a cost. It shows up as full days with no real progress. As never having time to sell, to build, to think. As always being busy but never feeling ahead. You might recognise yourself in one of four patterns: The Overloaded Operator, The Momentum Chaser, The Preparation Loop, or The Capable Bottleneck.  Find out which one is your dominant pattern 👉 Take my quiz: https://annerajoo.com/quiz Or book a complimentary productivity assessment with me and start reshaping your approach to productivity and success. Don’t forget to connect with me on Instagram @_annerajoo_ and share your key takeaways from this episode! Your insights mean a lot to me!

    Doing More Isn't Productive: Manage Your Time the 80/20 Way

  5. Jul 9

    Protect Your Attention in the Age of Distraction

    Do you ever feel like your focus just isn't what it used to be? You're not imagining it. In this solo episode, I talk about the Attention Recession — the quiet erosion of our ability to think deeply and stay present in a world built to pull our attention in every direction. I share simple strategies for focused work that actually help you boost focus and reduce work stress, without another app or a stricter schedule. This isn't a discipline problem. It's structural. Every notification is designed to keep you reactive instead of present, and it's costing us more than we realise. We talk about what it really takes to protect your energy and bring energy focus back into your day: one protected block of deep work, an honest audit of your inputs, and small transition rituals that help your nervous system settle into mindful focus. I also share why avoiding distractions isn't about willpower, and why single tasking — doing one thing, fully — might be the most underrated productivity practice there is. This episode is an invitation to stop treating your attention like an afterthought, and start protecting it like the resource it actually is. And because I've been a little obsessed with this topic lately, I'm opening the waitlist for a deeper piece I've been writing on rebuilding attention capacity. Podcast listeners get first access. ✨ Be the first to read it - HERE  📩 Subscribe to the podcast for more grounded conversations on productivity, presence, and peace. 💛 Enjoying the podcast? A quick review helps more women find the show — and it truly means the world to me. Thank you for being here. How to leave an Apple Podcasts review on iPhone or iPad: Open the Apple Podcasts app.Tap Search and type The Productivity Sweet Spot.Tap the show (not an episode) to open the show page.Scroll down past 4 or 5 episodes to Ratings and Reviews.Tap Write a Review.Choose a star rating, add a title and a short review.Tap Send.Thanks for listening! What's really stealing your CEO time? Every entrepreneur has a dominant productivity pattern — a way of working that feels normal, even productive. But when you're the CEO, that pattern has a cost. It shows up as full days with no real progress. As never having time to sell, to build, to think. As always being busy but never feeling ahead. You might recognise yourself in one of four patterns: The Overloaded Operator, The Momentum Chaser, The Preparation Loop, or The Capable Bottleneck.  Find out which one is your dominant pattern 👉 Take my quiz: https://annerajoo.com/quiz Or book a complimentary productivity assessment with me and start reshaping your approach to productivity and success. Don’t forget to connect with me on Instagram @_annerajoo_ and share your key takeaways from this episode! Your insights mean a lot to me!

    Protect Your Attention in the Age of Distraction

  6. Jul 2

    Business Minimalism: Streamline Workflow, Protect Energy

    Have you ever built something that's working... and somehow still feels like it's falling apart at the seams? That's exactly where I was sitting in the second half of last year, watching my own systems get more scattered, more disconnected, and more “more” — even though Peaceful Productivity is supposed to be about doing less. So I sat down with Saskia Mardi, known as The Business Minimalist, to talk about what it actually looks like to streamline workflow and protect your energy as your business grows. Saskia explains business minimalism simply: get clear on what's important to you, and remove what distracts you from it. She walks us through her Minimize, Systemize, Organize framework and why most of the founders who come to her look like they've got it all figured out from the outside, while behind the scenes they're a high-functioning mess held together with duct tape.  We dig into the human operating system — the systems we run on without even realizing it, from how we start our mornings to how we make dinner decisions — and why turning these into conscious choices is one of the simplest ways to stay organized and reduce decision fatigue. You'll hear how an organizational chart exercise (yes, even for solo entrepreneurs) reveals what truly belongs in your zone of genius versus what's quietly draining your capacity, and why theme days remove dozens of small decisions before they ever have the chance to exhaust you. This is a conversation about entrepreneurship and productivity that isn't about adding more tools, more hustle, or more hours — it's about creating productive systems that give you back the mental space for the work, and the life, you actually want. 🔗 Connect with Saskia Mardi & get her guide How to Save a Day a Week. 🎧 Listen to the episode I mentioned - Stop starting from scratch: the template strategy that saves hours with Anna Bee Ready to take action? Speaking of creating space, how is your own business planning going? If your year started with a clear plan that has quietly dissolved into a blur of doing, join me for a Q3 Planning Session — a chance to slow down, get intentional, and map out the next 90 days in a way that actually fits your real life. Grab your spot at  annerajoo.com/planning — normally USD 29, but just USD 9 with code PODCASTLOVE. 📩 Subscribe to The Productivity Sweet Spot for more conversations rooted in sustainable productivity, team wellbeing, and entrepreneurship. 💛 Enjoying the podcast? A quick review helps more women find the show — and it truly means the world to me. Thank you for being here. How to leave an Apple Podcasts review on iPhone or iPad: Open the Apple Podcasts app.Tap Search and type The Productivity Sweet Spot.Tap the show (not an episode) to open the show page.Scroll down past 4 or 5 episodes to Ratings and Reviews.Tap Write a Review.Choose a star rating, add a title and a short review.Tap Send.Thanks for listening! What's really stealing your CEO time? Every entrepreneur has a dominant productivity pattern — a way of working that feels normal, even productive. But when you're the CEO, that pattern has a cost. It shows up as full days with no real progress. As never having time to sell, to build, to think. As always being busy but never feeling ahead. You might recognise yourself in one of four patterns: The Overloaded Operator, The Momentum Chaser, The Preparation Loop, or The Capable Bottleneck.  Find out which one is your dominant pattern 👉 Take my quiz: https://annerajoo.com/quiz Or book a complimentary productivity assessment with me and start reshaping your approach to productivity and success. Don’t forget to connect with me on Instagram @_annerajoo_ and share your key takeaways from this episode! Your insights mean a lot to me!

    Business Minimalism: Streamline Workflow, Protect Energy

  7. Jun 25

    From Physical Clutter to Mental Load: Create Space and Reclaim Your Focus

    What if one of the most powerful things you could do for your productivity had nothing to do with your calendar or your to-do list?  In this conversation with Anna Folsom — writer, coach, and someone in the middle of a very real decluttering journey — we explore the surprising connection between physical clutter, emotional clutter, and your ability to protect your energy and do meaningful work. Anna shares what inspired her to start decluttering — not just her own home, but her father's 13-year-accumulated workshop, tools, and lifetime of memories — and how that process led her to write a full three-month newsletter series on the subject. We talk about the concept of Swedish Deathcleaning, why starting before you have to is an act of compassion for the people you love, and how to approach the emotionally heavy pieces without rushing yourself or shutting down. But this episode goes beyond boxes and junk drawers. Anna introduces a beautifully simple tool she uses with her clients: an energy audit on paper, drawing a line down the centre and listing what gives you energy on one side, and what drains it on the other. It sounds simple. It is. And that's exactly the point. We also get into the mental load that so many women carry — the invisible coordination work of managing home, family, and business — and how reducing work stress often starts not with a new system, but with letting something go. Anna's approach to sustainable energy in work and life is grounded, warm, and wonderfully practical. Whether you're a high achiever staring at a pile of accumulated stuff or just feeling like your mind is full of tabs you can't close, this episode will give you a place to start. 🔗 Connect with Anna Folsom: annafolsom.com 📖 Curious about the Swedish Decluttering book Anna mentioned, find it here.  Ready to take action? 👭Find out more about the book project I had the privilege of contributing to. This  collection of real stories from women in business and their turning points, will inspire, uplift and empower. >> https://risingbychoice.com/beyond-success/ 🕰️ Want to go deeper on where your own energy is going? Start with my Time & Energy Audit — a gentle but powerful way to see what's really taking up space in your day. Start here: annerajoo.com/time-audit 📩 Subscribe to The Productivity Sweet Spot for more conversations rooted in sustainable productivity, team wellbeing, and entrepreneurship. 💛 Enjoying the podcast? A quick review helps more women find the show — and it truly means the world to me. Thank you for being here. How to leave an Apple Podcasts review on iPhone or iPad: Open the Apple Podcasts app.Tap Search and type The Productivity Sweet Spot.Tap the show (not an episode) to open the show page.Scroll down past 4 or 5 episodes to Ratings and Reviews.Tap Write a Review.Choose a star rating, add a title and a short review.Tap Send.Thanks for listening! What's really stealing your CEO time? Every entrepreneur has a dominant productivity pattern — a way of working that feels normal, even productive. But when you're the CEO, that pattern has a cost. It shows up as full days with no real progress. As never having time to sell, to build, to think. As always being busy but never feeling ahead. You might recognise yourself in one of four patterns: The Overloaded Operator, The Momentum Chaser, The Preparation Loop, or The Capable Bottleneck.  Find out which one is your dominant pattern 👉 Take my quiz: https://annerajoo.com/quiz Or book a complimentary productivity assessment with me and start reshaping your approach to productivity and success. Don’t forget to connect with me on Instagram @_annerajoo_ and share your key takeaways from this episode! Your insights mean a lot to me!

    From Physical Clutter to Mental Load: Create Space and Reclaim Your Focus

  8. Jun 18

    What Your Team Really Needs When Things Get Hard

    Have you ever had a team member go quiet, get short, or seem suddenly distant — and had no idea what to do with that? Most of us have been taught that emotions belong outside the workplace. But the truth is, our nervous systems, our emotional needs, and our capacity to feel safe all come to work with us, whether we invite them in or not. In this conversation, I'm joined by Laziena Hodge, a certified coach and creator of the Repair Language framework. Together we explore what repair language really is and why building a shared emotional vocabulary in your team might be one of the most practical and productive habits you can adopt. This isn't about therapy at work. It's about giving people a way to name what they need so that when things get hard, the team doesn't fracture — it reconnects. Laziena walks us through her six repair languages: soothing, accountable, affirming, empathic, spacious, and presence — and how understanding your own repair style (and your team's) reduces miscommunication, protects your energy, and creates the kind of psychological safety that allows people to actually do their best work. We also explore how leaders often don't realise how their own activation affects the team, and why naming what you need is a leadership skill, not a weakness. If you've been navigating team dynamics that feel sticky, or you're a founder managing people while juggling your own full life, this episode offers a fresh and deeply human framework for how to stay in work life integration without abandoning the people around you — or yourself. 🔗 Connect with Laziena and take her free Repair Language Quiz at https://laziena.com/quizzes  & download the free team resource here. Ready to Take Action? 🎯 Ready to plan Q3 with clarity? Join Anne's Q3 Planning Session on 7 July — 90 focused minutes to stop drifting and start moving forward. Book your spot here. Use code PODCASTLOVE and get access for only $9 (instead of $29) 📩 Subscribe to The Productivity Sweet Spot for more conversations rooted in sustainable productivity, team wellbeing, and entrepreneurship. 💛 Enjoying the podcast? A quick review helps more women find the show — and it truly means the world to me. Thank you for being here. How to leave an Apple Podcasts review on iPhone or iPad: Open the Apple Podcasts app.Tap Search and type The Productivity Sweet Spot.Tap the show (not an episode) to open the show page.Scroll down past 4 or 5 episodes to Ratings and Reviews.Tap Write a Review.Choose a star rating, add a title and a short review.Tap Send.Thanks for listening! What's really stealing your CEO time? Every entrepreneur has a dominant productivity pattern — a way of working that feels normal, even productive. But when you're the CEO, that pattern has a cost. It shows up as full days with no real progress. As never having time to sell, to build, to think. As always being busy but never feeling ahead. You might recognise yourself in one of four patterns: The Overloaded Operator, The Momentum Chaser, The Preparation Loop, or The Capable Bottleneck.  Find out which one is your dominant pattern 👉 Take my quiz: https://annerajoo.com/quiz Or book a complimentary productivity assessment with me and start reshaping your approach to productivity and success. Don’t forget to connect with me on Instagram @_annerajoo_ and share your key takeaways from this episode! Your insights mean a lot to me!

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Are you managing your time, staying organized, and trying to boost focus, but still ending the day without touching the work that actually grows your business? Most productivity advice ignores two things: the dual burden women carry — work, caregiving, and the invisible mental load — and the specific cost of never having real CEO time. Welcome to The Productivity Sweet Spot, the podcast where women learn how to build productive habits, protect their energy, and reclaim the time to lead their business — not just run it. I'm Anne Rajoo, productivity mentor and creator of Peaceful Productivity®, and each week I share actionable insights to help you streamline your workflow, reduce work stress, and design a way of working that actually fits your life. Inside the show you'll discover: Productive habits that help you stay organized and create real space for CEO workHow to boost focus and do deep work, even with a full schedule and a full lifeWorking mom tips for navigating business, family, and the dual burden without losing yourselfHow to set work boundaries and protect your energy for what actually mattersPractical ways to streamline workflows and simplify your systemsStrategies to manage your time without burnout, and with more joy at workHow to create work-life integration that leads to happier lives and a business that moves forward This podcast is for women entrepreneurs, professionals, and working moms who are done being busy and ready to work in a way that supports their focus, their energy, and their growth. If you're ready to stop pushing harder and start working like the CEO you already are — you're in the right place. 🎧 Hit follow and step into your Productivity Sweet Spot. 💡 Fine out what's stealing your CEO time. Take the free quiz: https://www.annerajoo.com/quiz 🎯 Ready for personalized support? Book a Peaceful Productivity Mini Audit: https://www.annerajoo.com ✉️ Work with Anne: sayhello@annerajoo.com ©2026, Anne Rajoo

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