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Counterintuitive Truth: Why Keeping Your Goals (and Compass!) Front and Center Makes Planning Your Week Easier, Not Harder

Feeling Overwhelmed? Focus on What Truly Matters In our hustle-driven world, it’s all too easy to get lost in the chaos of daily tasks. We often think the secret to effective planning is simply mapping out our week—scheduling every minute, juggling multiple priorities, and checking off endless to-do lists. Yet, in the pursuit of productivity, we often overlook what truly matters: our “north star” direction and “goals.” It’s time to confront a counterintuitive truth: keeping your goals front and center can actually make planning your week easier, not harder. Most people stash their goals away in dusty boxes, viewing them as untouchable ideals. But in reality, they should be our guiding stars, illuminating the path through our busy lives. When

Feeling Overwhelmed? 3 tips to get unstuck and boost your productivity

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by a never-ending list of things to do—organizing your office, setting goals, juggling personal responsibilities, and trying to keep everything afloat—you’re not alone. Between mom’s doctor appointment, letting the cat out, or remembering to post on social media, it’s easy to feel like you’re drowning in tasks without actually getting the important things done. Exhaustion creeps in, and yet, somehow, the to-do list keeps growing. Sound familiar? Keep reading because I’ve got three key tips to

5 ways to get to the next level of success without burning out

The challenges of balancing creativity and organization in solopreneurship BEFORE WE DIVE INTO THAT TOPIC, PLEASE BE REMINDED…. The big day is tomorrow! On September 23rd from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM (Eastern Time) dial into results in your hands-on workshop: Turn Up the Flame Without Burning Out. We’ll dive deep into everything we’ve talked about and help you stop overthinking, craft a concrete plan, and stick to a schedule. NOW…meet my friend, the Scattered Scarlet. She’s usually organized, but

This is the first thing you should do when you want more discipline

Three soul-searching questions to build the discipline you crave I often get asked, “How can I be more disciplined?” So today, we’re diving into three essential tips, which are really three crucial questions. Here’s a bonus tip to kick things off: The answers you’re seeking aren’t out there—they’re already inside you. My gift is helping you unlock them. These three

Three unusual things you can do to create better boundaries

Boundaries aren’t walls If you’re someone who’s really good at helping people, understanding them, doing the right thing, and being there for others, but you feel depleted and struggle to say no—even when you know you should—then this is for you. Today, we’re diving into three unusual ways to create boundaries. Quick heads-up: make sure to join me on September

Why taking more trips isn’t bad for you…until it is

Freedom, Fun, and Fatigue Trips. This topic came up because of a survey I did a while back. The survey asked: “What’s getting in the way of you doing the things you truly want to do? Then, *If you could be really bold, what would you do?* One respondent simply said: *I would take more trips.* So, the reason I’m