Productive Living: Reimagining Success, with Anna Lundberg – TPW481

This week's episode features my conversation with Anna Lundberg, author, podcnike air jordan 1 mid se air jordan 4 military black air jordan 11 cmft low wmns air 1 mid jordan 5 nike air max 90 jordan max aura 4 nike air jordan ma2 vast grey max white shoes air jordan 1 low flyease nike air jordan mid nike air max 270 women's sale nike air jordan 1 mid se nike ispa 270 jordan 5 aster, and founder of OneStep Outside, talking about reimagining what success means and designing a career, a business, and a lifestyle that brings more freedom, flexibility, and fulfillment. How do you define success in your professional and personal life? I'm excited to share with you my conversation with author, podcaster, and business owner Anna Lundberg as part of our Productive Living series. Who is Anna? Anna is the founder of OneStep Outside, where she helps experienced professionals around the world design a career, a business and a lifestyle that brings them more freedom, flexibility, and fulfillment - outside of the conventional 9 to 5. She is the author of Leaving the Corporate 9 to 5 and Outside of the 9 to 5, and host of the Reimagining Success podcast. She lives with her two young children on the south coast of England.  How Anna got started Anna is originally from Sweden but grew up and currently lives in the south of England. She studied at Oxford University and although she was successful academically, she still wasn't sure what her career path would be. After college, she found herself working in Marketing at Proctor & Gamble but left that career in 2013 and has been working for herself since then. Her life looks very different now but she is happy with where she is, despite the twists and turns along the way. A typical day for Anna A typical day for Anna is tricky because her days revolve around her children and their schedules. She tends to have longer days on Mondays and Thursdays, which means she can get more done. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays are shorter and her son is with her on one of those days. In general, though, Anna tries to get up before her children each day so she has some time for herself to have tea, play a game, and give herself some quiet time. After that, she or her partner will take the children to daycare and then she will try to get a run in. Anna is a big fan of time blocking and tries to work in flexible blocks throughout her day, prioritizing what is most important and focusing on that first.