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Jessica Bledsoe on Intentional Productivity with Pav*r

November 30, 2021 • Michelle Cherian • Episode 28

Finding balance as an entrepreneur isn’t always easy. It can be difficult for us as business owners to find productivity tools and schedules that actually work for our personalities. Paper is not going to be for everyone and a productivity app won’t be for everyone. It’s about finding out what works best for you.

In episode 28 of Art of the App Podcast, Jessica Bledsoe and I discuss the importance of not being “busy” and pushing but instead letting things come easily to us. We also dig into how we reconcile wanting to make an impact and do our best work in the world but not wanting to be constantly busy.

Jessica Bledsoe is a serial entrepreneur, dog mom, part-time van lifer, and the co-founder of pav*r, a time management app that integrates with your Google Calendar. Jessica is passionate about helping business owners and busy people reclaim their time so they can live more and work less.

Some of the things Jessica Bledsoe and I discuss:

Transitioning from a local service business model to creating a global tech productivity tool.
Jessica’s journey as she found a productivity schedule that worked best for her.
How to decide what you say “yes” or “no” to a potential opportunity and the distinction between saying “no” or “not right now”.
We all have something that we think is out of reach that isn't actually out of reach. It's about just being intentional about what we want and saying "no" to the things that don't align with those goals and intentions.
Using market research and customer feedback to improve the product.
The easiest productivity change that a busy person can make.

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