Coaching

Do you believe yourself when you tell yourself, “I don’t want to”? I did. For a verrryyyy long time. Because I thought I was listening to myself and being kind to myself and honoring myself. But here’s the sketchy thing with desires … they’re fleeting. It’s like chasing butterflies. You’ll feel all over the place…

Having more work than work week is a sign you’re looking at your to-do’s to tell you how to spend your time.   This will have you always feeling behind and trying to get caught-up.   Your work days will be full of overwhelm and stress.   And you’ll spend your time reactively: putting out…

You can be tired, have a busy, unpredictable schedule AND still show up consistently in your business – easily.   What I see happen is my clients think because they’re feeling tired, or because they’re busier than they want to be, or because their schedule is unpredictable they can’t show up in their business consistently….

If you want to manage your work time effectively, you need a goal. (A goal isn’t a list of action items to take; it’s a target to aim for. For example: a work hours goal, or a billable hours goal, or a number of people hired goal. Or a revenue goal if you’re a business…

First up: While it physically pains me to tell you that Bliss Collections no longer makes this exact notepad, they’ve more than made up for it by creating this fabulous weekly planner – similar idea, but in a horizontal orientation (plus a habit tracker – if you know me at all you know what I’m…

Planning your week simply and effectively comes down to being able to identify the very few, most important things (and for all intents and purposes – ignore the rest). Because time management is 98% your mindset (the other 2% is strategy like knowing how to make those big, overwhelming projects feel simple and doable or…