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  • Wired for Focus: Science-Backed Daily Protocol
    2025/06/19

    How do you design a day that boosts your energy, brainpower, and productivity—without burnout? In this episode, we unpack Dr. Andrew Huberman’s powerful science-backed daily routine. From morning sunlight and delayed caffeine to work cycles, workouts, and wind-down rituals, we walk through the exact structure of a high-performance day—one that respects your biology and fuels your brain. Listen in to learn which tools to adopt, and how to personalize them for maximum focus.

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    8 分
  • The Productivity Mirage: Why Planning Feels Like Progress
    2025/06/17

    You mapped your week. You even scheduled your breaks. But the hard stuff? Still untouched.
    In this episode, we unpack the sneaky illusion that planning is progress. You'll learn why your brain gets rewarded just for organizing your day, how that reward keeps you from doing the real work, and what you can do to break the loop. We’ll also reference tactics from past episodes like “2 Minutes to Momentum” and “Time Blocking,” but with one goal: action, not just organization.

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    13 分
  • The Toxic Productivity Crush: When You Idolize Other People's Routines
    2025/06/11

    You wake up and scroll through someone’s perfect morning routine. Suddenly, your day feels... off.
    In this episode, we unpack why you keep chasing other people’s productivity habits and how it sabotages your own systems.
    From silent comparisons to overhauling your workflow every week, we expose the hidden trap of productivity worship and teach you how to build a routine that’s actually aligned with your life.

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    7 分
  • The Productivity Seduction: Why You're Attracted to the Wrong Tasks
    2025/06/07

    Why do we keep skipping the important stuff to reply to emails, organize our desktop, or tweak the font one more time? It’s not laziness , it’s seduction.

    This episode unpacks why our brains are wired to chase the wrong tasks and how to reverse-engineer that craving into real momentum. You’ll learn to turn distraction into drive using deep psychological triggers from unfinished business to dopamine loops. If you’ve ever felt productive but not fulfilled, this is your wake-up call!

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    6 分
  • The hidden stress of 'Do it later'
    2025/06/05

    Not all tasks are hard, some just linger.
    That unread email. That awkward conversation.

    You postpone them, but they don’t go away. They quietly drain you.

    This episode uncovers the psychology behind these mental “open loops” and shows you how to create relief, not by getting productive, but by letting go of the noise.

    You’ll learn:

    • Why small undone tasks weigh so much mentally

    • The brain science of emotional offloading

    • A quick shift that creates mental clarity without motivation

    • How to spot the right moments to close loops

    • The difference between clearing clutter and chasing productivity

    This one’s for anyone who feels tired but hasn’t done much. Turns out, your brain’s been busy.

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    7 分
  • Imposter Syndrome: The Success Killer You Didn’t See Coming
    2025/06/04

    Ever feel like a fraud, even when you're winning?
    In this episode of Focus Fuel, we expose the hidden success killer: Imposter Syndrome. From high-achievers who silently suffer to everyday professionals doubting their worth, this psychological trap holds back ambition and steals energy.

    You’ll learn:
    ✅ What imposter syndrome really is (in plain words)
    ✅ Why even legends like Maya Angelou and Tom Hanks felt it
    ✅ A 5-step framework to stop feeling like a fraud
    ✅ The difference between growth pain and self-sabotage
    ✅ How to quiet the mental noise without faking confidence

    Packed with stories, science, and strategy—this is a must-listen if you want to lead, speak, or create without self-doubt eating you alive.

    👊 Homework included. Results guaranteed.

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    7 分
  • The Anti-Motivation Method: A System for Doing Things When You Feel Like Doing Nothing
    2025/06/03

    Feel stuck, lazy, or “off”? Good news - you don’t need motivation to be productive.

    In this episode, we reveal the Anti-Motivation Method - a science-backed system designed to help you take action without waiting to feel ready. You’ll learn:

    • Why motivation is a myth (and what actually drives behavior)

    • The 3 productivity tools that override mental resistance

    • A real-world example from a top Hollywood creator

    • A dead-simple 4-step setup to get things done starting tomorrow

    Packed with psychology, actionable advice, and zero fluff, this episode is your shortcut to consistency, even on low-energy days.

    🎯 Homework inside: Set up your own “If-Then” plan in 2 minutes.

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    13 分
  • 2 Minutes to Momentum: The Simple Habit Trick That Beats Motivation
    2025/06/02

    What if two minutes could change your life?
    No hacks. No hype. Just a simple rule that rewires your brain to take action; even when motivation is nowhere in sight.

    In this episode, we unpack the deceptively powerful Two Minute Rule, a science-backed technique used by high performers, behavioral psychologists, and habit-builders worldwide to overcome procrastination and build lasting routines.

    You’ll discover:
    🔹 Why starting small sparks unstoppable momentum (backed by the Zeigarnik Effect and dopamine science)
    🔹 How to transform big, scary goals into tiny, frictionless wins
    🔹 Real-life examples from Seinfeld to the gym-shy Redditor who cracked the code
    🔹 A simple step-by-step system to build “gateway habits” that lead to deep focus
    🔹 Common traps (like productivity guilt) and how to dodge them with grace

    This episode is packed with curiosity cues, identity-shifting insights, and dopamine-driven techniques to get you moving even on your worst days.

    🎯 Micro-action challenge inside: Create your 2-minute starter habit. No excuses, just motion.

    🚀 Listen now and take the first step toward massive momentum—in just two minutes.

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    17 分