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"Thanks for joining us! It was a lot of fun!" - Justin Levy

"Thanks so much, Adam! We're excited about the podcast and learning so much!" - Justin Levy

"It can be frustrating not being able to easily identify and fix a medical issue. I've been through it a couple of times before and it's never fun. I'm glad to hear that you have a good team of doctors to help get to the bottom of it. Hang in there, take care of yourself and we'll all be here to cheer you on and support you." - Justin Levy

"Thanks, dude! I know you were looking for the iTunes link. Here it is: http://jlevy.co/YqFU3J" - Justin Levy

"We're excited too after a few months of working on it!" - Justin Levy

"Thanks, Jay!" - Justin Levy

"I'm glad that you enjoyed the post! It's not the holidays so much that concern me, it's the rest of the year that people don't pay attention to their health." - Justin Levy

"There are thousands of vitamins and supplements available. To ensure there are no adverse reactions or potential medical issues, you should always consult with your doctor and do research based on what your goals are." - Justin Levy

"Of course, buddy and thank you always for the support. I want to create more forms of media this year so this was a good excuse to take my camera on a test-drive shooting video. I also want to learn how to do more in post with video since adding a botton-third is about as good as I get." - Justin Levy

"Glad you enjoyed it, John! Right now I'm doing it in the exact order that I posted but occasionally make tweaks based on availability. I'll swap barbell for dumbbells or something like that. In the past I have tested with switching between muscle groups throughout a workout, going from a chest exercise to biceps to chest and so on. I had decent results but nothing like when I stack it this way." - Justin Levy

"TripIt saves the day, again! It's been great working with you on all of the content we developed on various work projects. I'm looking forward to doing more together in the coming year! Thank you for being a great friend and support, as well. We really need to do more of our catch-ups over GoToMeeting this coming year." - Justin Levy

"I love how you broke down each month including a picture of one of those memories. Many recap posts go from January to December in a few paragraphs. It was fun reading through this and it's so hard to believe that your trip to Africa was back at the beginning of the year. Congrats on an AMAZING 2012! I can't wait to see what 2013 holds in store for you :) Oh....and you did forget something....you welcomed 2 adorable kittens into the family! I only bring that up since Tabetha is all black just like Darren so all of the pictures remind me of when he was a tiny guy." - Justin Levy

"This is a great idea, Chris. This process becomes even more interesting for multi-author blogs to analyze how many times specific authors appear in the #decrw list." - Justin Levy

"This perfectly frames up what I try to get out of every conference I attend. I've always believed in focusing on having a handful of meaningful conversations instead of trying to shake as many hands as possible. The number of business cards I give out or come home with is not my success metric." - Justin Levy

"Great article, Jay and something that I think many of us think about. We're always constantly pushing to take on more, improve efficiencies and find more downtime. Some of this is that we get smarter with how to use our time or we're able to use our time differently than we could before. When I first started at Citrix, I attended every possible meeting to get up to speed faster. But now I only attend a select number of meetings while aggressively blocking out my time to work on projects. This ability to shift has allowed me and my team to take on more projects and increase our output. I also agree with you that at some processes we get better over time and therefore are able to process at a faster speed. I've personally seen this in many areas of my life. I've always found that the busier I am and the more different types of things I have on my plate, the better I perform. I've tested pushing everything else off of my plate and found that I'm less efficient than when I'm working..." - Justin Levy

"I used to be a night owl, regularly working until 2-3a most nights which is when I would get writing and planning done. Since I moved to the West coast I used it as a chance to start getting up earlier so now I'm up by 5a to hit the gym, though I'm still usually up until around 11:30p-midnight each night." - Justin Levy

"Thanks so much, Doug, for sharing our #MeetingIsBelieving video with Jascha! There's a lot more to come featuring Jascha and MindJet :) Hope you're doing well!" - Justin Levy

"I completely agree with you. The times when I come up with the best ideas or new ways of thinking about a project or situation is when I'm not at my desk/behind my laptop. It's usually when I'm on a long drive or walking Sasha or at the gym or sitting outside watching the sunset. I've started making a habit of not bringing my phone with me when I take Sasha for her mid-day walk so that I'm not tempted to even capture a photo. It's my few minutes in the middle of the day to just let my mind wander. Annnd, I can't wait to see what the new company is. Congrats on filing the paperwork!" - Justin Levy

"I'm going to have to "borrow" that veggie burger with bacon idea. That's hilarious! This is such a great cause and a fantastic post highlighting someone that inspires you." - Justin Levy

"I'm so happy that you found this helpful, Laura." - Justin Levy

"We make so much of this overly complicated when simple tools like a dashboard update can make significant impact. Glad you found the article helpful!" - Justin Levy

"I try balancing between shorter posts and pushing myself with longer posts. I have a few brewing in my noggin' :)" - Justin Levy

"I try balancing between shorter posts and pushing myself with longer posts. I have a few brewing in my noggin' :)" - Justin Levy

"Instagram and Pinterest could both be added there. Once I start looking at the food boards on Pinterest, I am doomed for at least 30 minutes. :)" - Justin Levy

"Glad you found the tips helpful, Alan! I'm guilty of multi-tasking and hence why I listed it as the top killer of productivity - because it's something that I constantly have to work on. To take more breaks throughout the day, either schedule them into your calendar or use a timer such as your phone, an egg timer or an app such as Focus Booster, if you're a MacBook guy. Cutting down your email folders will help relieve so much stress you don't realize you're causing yourself. Email search has improved so much now that I could probably even cut it back to less than 5 but this system works for me and I'm used to it." - Justin Levy

"Great tips, Sandra and thanks for sharing. Since I have an iPhone I don't have the distraction of the blinking light but I know that's a huge distraction for many Blackberry owners. I love RescueTime and have used it since they launched a few years ago. I'm not obsessive over hours too and have the same challenge as you with social channels such as Facebook being both work and play." - Justin Levy

"Yes, because each of these are individual products with different customer bases, it allows us to provide specific content and support to those communities. For example, GoToAssist customers tend to be IT professionals while a GoToMeeting customer may be a small business owner. Their needs and the content that will be helpful to each of them is different. We do have a corporate Facebook Page (http://facebook.com/citrix) where we drive corporate news and other relevant content through." - Justin Levy

"Those are three great words, Julie! Now make sure to put them on a sticky or print them or make them your desktop background - anything so that you'll look at them often! Happy New Year!" - Justin Levy

"Those are three great words, Julie! Now make sure to put them on a sticky or print them or make them your desktop background - anything so that you'll look at them often! Happy New Year!" - Justin Levy

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