Post-industrial feminist productivity with Kara Loewentheil

Feb 9

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If you’ve been following me for a while, you may know that naps are something I intentionally integrate into my schedule, and I’ve unwittingly become a champion for doing things in a “lazy” way. Lately, I’ve been thinking deeply about my flippant disregard for what our society teaches us to be conventional standards of productivity, and I’ve got the perfect person to talk to about this topic.

My partner in crime on the podcast today is Kara Loewentheil. Kara is a Master Feminist Mindset Coach who teaches women how to identify what patriarchy and socialization have done to their brains and how to fix it. We’re discussing our thoughts on productivity and self-worth through the lens of patriarchy and feminism, and this conversation might be a bit of a mind-bender for some of you - like it was for me - but understanding this will be a real game-changer in how you approach everything.

Join Kara and me this week as we share our different perspectives on what the post-industrial feminist model of productivity means to us, how the emergence of the Industrial Revolution has impacted our beliefs about productivity, and why we have to do the work of delinking our worth and value to our output.

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What You’ll Learn from this Episode:

The problem with the capitalism and protestant productivity narrative.
What patriarchy teaches women about the way we do things and our level of productivity.
The difference between the patriarchal industrial model of creativity and the post-industrial feminist model of creativity.
How the emergence of the Industrial Revolution affected our ideas about what productivity is.
Why we’re all headed towards non-productivity.
How we tie our worth and value to our level of productivity and why we have to work to unlink it.