Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Podcast!
Today's episode dives into a pivotal concept in my work life: "The Holiness of One Good Hour."
While others might label it a hack, I consider it holy. Why? Because our moods, motivations, and commitments fluctuate daily on our journey.
We are always just a moment away from turning things around, but many of us fall into the trap of believing the day is lost once we hit a rut or bad rhythm.
To me, "one good hour" represents the power of a clear visualization, reminding me that I'm always on the verge of a breakthrough.
Often, we remain stuck because our mood spirals, draining the energy needed for change. However, by seeing each hour as an opportunity, we can let go of what's past, recommit to a clear task, and promise ourselves that the next hour will be our best.
As someone who frequently works alone, whether editing film, songwriting, or making a podcast, the idea of "one good hour" is a constant blessing.
It's a concept that supports me every day, and I hope you find it beneficial as well.
If you'd like to watch as a video, you can find it on my YouTube in the link below.
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Jim
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What is The Jim Kroft Podcast?
Welcome to my Podcast, where I interview founders and creatives, bridging the worlds of business and art.
My show explores the intersection of entrepreneurship and creativity and aims to be a beacon of hope for artists and solopreneurs navigating challenging moments in their careers.
The Solopreneur and Arts worlds are connected - but all too often, there is a lack of meaningful exchange between the sectors.
By learning from those who have thrived at these crossroads, I hope to pass on stories which give us renewed strength for our paths.
With a special interest in the opportunities of the digital economy and the creator world, this podcast deep dives into the challenge of building a life for oneself.
This is me, your host Jim, signing off - by saying:
WELCOME!
Jim