In this episode of The Practicing Accountant podcast, Dan and Doug discuss essential strategies for surviving the busy season. They focus on the importance of setting personal minimums, such as maintaining health routines and prioritizing family time, even during the busiest times.

They also emphasize starting and ending each day with intentional practices like gratitude and focusing on a single important task. Lastly, they explore the concept of Parkinson's Law, which warns that work will expand to fill the time allotted, urging listeners to avoid letting work spill into weekends unnecessarily. By establishing boundaries, being intentional, and staying aware, accountants can maintain a healthier balance during peak seasons.

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29. Surviving Busy Season: Practical Tips for Retaining Your Sanity and Productivity