Discussion: Saving Time and Finding Your Zone of Genius
b'Josh, Parker, and Michelle discuss Monday\'s interview with Melisa Celikel. The discussion includes their favorite time-saving tips and tools, how they\'ve handled burnout, their experiences with leaders who are more or less organized, and which type of person they are. They also discuss the importance of remaining flexible and open to change in leadership and what their Zone of Genius is.\\nKey Takeaways:\\n- Find a group or individuals to challenge you and be honest with you.\\n- Clutter is clutter, not matter that type. Look for clutter in all areas of life that needs to be removed.\\n- Even if you\'re not naturally organized, work on that area of your life.\\n- You can say "no" to things that don\'t matter as much!\\n- Just because you have to leave something behind for a time does not mean you have to leave it behind forever.\\n- Be open to pivot and change, even if the change was not part of the original plan.\\n- Identify your Zone of Genius: that thing that no one else can do quite like you.'