EP355: Dopamine Management and Time-Boxing for Nurse Solopreneurs with Steven Puri
Let’s talk about dopamine management. What does that actually mean, and how does dopamine affect our ability to sit down and focus on something like writing?
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From working at a medical device company to writing for several, Drashti still calls herself a generalist writer. As a full-time content and copy writer, she likes to learn and write about almost everything under the sun. She’s worked with 6-to-7 figure coaches and consultants, online publications, and small to mid-sized businesses.
She’s also starting a new business as a copywriter and a website designer where she’ll be sharing resources on all things websites. She’ll be doing that by providing knowledge, tips, and updates plus several DIY and Done With You options for new freelancers and small business owners.
When not writing, you can find her with her nose in a book or looking up new spots to travel to.
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Let’s talk about dopamine management. What does that actually mean, and how does dopamine affect our ability to sit down and focus on something like writing?
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