
About this episode
If you’re a frequent How I Work listener, you’ve probably noticed how frequently I’ve been asking guests for specific advice on tackling big projects, developing focus, and writing. And it’s because writing a book, no matter how many times you do it, is really difficult!
But thanks to this show, I have first-hand access to some of the sharpest minds of our day, and I want to share that access with you.
I talk to Charlotte Rush, Inventium’s Head of New Product Development, about the process of writing Time Wise, and which tips and tricks from this podcast helped me out along the way.
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Host: Amantha Imber
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