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Handled(ish): Productivity for the Imperfect

Handled(ish): Productivity for the Imperfect

Di: Betsy Hays
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Handled(ish): Productivity for the Imperfect is a weekly podcast hosted by Betsy A. Hays, an educator, author and speaker who is a self-proclaimed productivity nerd. It's a practical and humorous look at productivity, how to get things done well, and how to accept that a lot of things will just get "done enough" -- and that's ok. The podcast is both philosophical and practical, and included in each episode are ideas that listeners can immediately use. Because she practices what she "preaches," the podcast is imperfect, like all of us, and hopefully serves as a reminder that the beauty of life is often in its imperfections.

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  • #113: Your Thinking/Doing Ratio Might be Off (and Probably is)

    #113: Your Thinking/Doing Ratio Might be Off (and Probably is)
    May 12 2026

    Feeling like your productivity is a little off? Does it feel like you are playing whack-a-mole and just going from thing to thing to thing? Perhaps your ratios are off -- your thinking/doing ratio. Ideally, we'll spend more time thinking (strategically planning) than doing, and when those ratios are reversed, that's when things aren't at their best. We have do-overs, we do things that we don't need to do, or don't need to do in that way, we forget pieces of things, etc. Let's fix that right now!

    Enjoy 🤍🩵💙🎙️

    #HandledIsh #ImperfectProductivity #ProductivityTips #HandledIshHacks #ThinkingDoingRatioCheck #ThinkMoreThanDo #Podcast #Podcasts

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    Episodes 1-6 produced by RPM Public Relations (Thank you, RPM, for getting this party started!)

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    10 min
  • #112: Get Rid of Your "Busy" Brand

    #112: Get Rid of Your "Busy" Brand
    May 5 2026

    We all do it. Someone asks us how we are, and we answer, "Busy!" In this episode, I'm challenging all of us to think about how unhelpful and potentially harmful that can be when we do it on repeat. I think we can do better.

    Enjoy 🤍🩵💙🎙️

    #HandledIsh #ImperfectProductivity #ProductivityTips #HandledIshHacks #BanBusyTalk #NoMoreBusyBrand #Podcast #Podcasts

    If you haven't already, please subscribe!

    Or subscribe to the video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtUijXBYgwFVF3xug5Ut67w

    You can also . . .

    • Rate and review the podcast (thank you!)
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    Episodes 1-6 produced by RPM Public Relations (Thank you, RPM, for getting this party started!)

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    8 min
  • #111: Post-Anything Evaluation and Gratitude - Part 2

    #111: Post-Anything Evaluation and Gratitude - Part 2
    Apr 28 2026

    Call it a debrief, or a postmortem, or whatever you would like, but taking time to think about what just happened (an event, project, etc.) is really important for increased productivity. In this episode (Part 2), I talk about the evaluation piece and a couple of good roadmaps.

    Enjoy 🤍🩵💙🎙️

    #HandledIsh #ImperfectProductivity #ProductivityTips #HandledIshHacks #Evaluation #Gratitude #Podcast #Podcasts

    If you haven't already, please subscribe!

    Or subscribe to the video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtUijXBYgwFVF3xug5Ut67w

    You can also . . .

    • Rate and review the podcast (thank you!)
    • Visit BetsyAHays.com (to comment and/or join the email list)

    Episodes 1-6 produced by RPM Public Relations (Thank you, RPM, for getting this party started!)

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    9 min
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