The Maisie Hill Experience

How often do you find yourself feeling annoyed with someone, convinced they should have known better? In this episode, I'm sharing a simple approach that can shift your experience of other people in both personal and professional settings. It starts with examining your part in any interaction before focusing on theirs.
    
We look at how much frustration stems from unspoken expectations and the assumption that others understand what we want. I introduce the simple question I ask my clients and myself whenever irritation starts to build, and we explore what it means to clearly and explicitly communicate your needs, preferences and desires. By the end of this episode, you will have a practical way to reduce confusion and resentment in your interactions.
     



















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What if your most important responsibility is not your to-do list, your clients, or even your goals, but yourself? In this episode, I'm sharing a concept that has reshaped how I approach my work and my life over the past few years. It is simple, though not always comfortable. It is about protecting the asset and recognising that the asset is you.
     
This episode invites you to look at where you are overextending yourself and where you are not protecting the asset. You will be encouraged to identify a few practical ways to protect the asset and to notice the thoughts and feelings that surface when you consider implementing them. If you want to create work and a life that are sustainable, aligned and rooted in self-acceptance, this conversation will give you a powerful place to begin.
     



















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What do you do when your capacity drops, but life and work still need your attention? In this episode, I'm talking about how to stay in relationship with what matters to you during low energy seasons without pushing yourself or disappearing altogether. If you've ever judged yourself for not operating at full speed, this conversation will give you a different way to think about effort, consistency, and self-leadership.
     
I introduce two concepts I use to navigate lower capacity days and seasons: operational minimums and needle movers. This episode invites you to lead yourself well when conditions are not ideal. It's about resisting the extremes of pushing through or switching off, and instead finding a steady middle ground that supports long-term momentum and self-trust. If you want a way to honour your capacity while still showing up for your life, this framework will help you do exactly that.
     



















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Do you have a lot of ideas and wonder what to do with them? In today's episode, we're continuing the conversation about managing your ideas effectively. Having many ideas is not the issue. How you engage with them is what truly matters. I'll explain how to embrace your nature as an idea generator and how to decide which ideas to focus on and which ones to let go of.
  
I'll also share why letting go of some ideas can create space for the ones that really align with your goals. By the end of this episode, you'll have practical strategies to help you decide which ideas are worth pursuing and how to focus on the ones that matter most. Managing your ideas is about being intentional and choosing what fits your long-term vision.
     



















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What if the effort you're putting in right now is counting for far more than you realise? In this episode, I'm talking about what effort actually looks like in winter and why this season often gets misunderstood. When motivation feels lower, progress looks smaller, or everything seems to require more energy, it's easy to assume you're falling behind. I want to offer a different way of understanding what's really happening when things feel heavier.
   
I explore why winter effort rarely comes with instant rewards and how that can distort your perception of progress. This episode looks at the danger of measuring winter work with summer expectations, and why doing so can lead you to underestimate yourself and question whether your goals are working. Winter isn't just about the calendar. It's any season where capacity is reduced, margins are tighter, or life is asking more of you than usual.
     



















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