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Hey [FIRST NAME GOES HERE],

Raise your hand if you fancy yourself a good manager of your time?

Yeah. I thought I was too.

Until the person I had to be accountable to was…

ME.

And guess what?

All of a sudden I was as easily distracted as kitten with a yarn ball.

Procrastinating was my middle name.

Had to respond to that (absolutely not urgent) email? Yup.

Scroll just 15 minutes more on LinkedIn? You know it.

Oh the closet needs cleaning out? I’m your girl.

Until I finally realized…

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Please understand that while the awareness of this came pretty quickly, and the DESIRE to change it was there, I COULD NOT MAKE IT HAPPEN UNTIL LITERALLY NOW.

Sometimes (OK most of the time) it’s NOT that we DON’T KNOW we need change.

It’s not even that we don’t WANT change.

It’s that changing something is really f&%$ing hard.

It just is.

Here’s the thing, [FIRST NAME GOES HERE]: Humans are basically a giant pattern.

Once you’re doing something for a long time, you have to take intentional steps Over and Over and Over again to create a new neural pathway.

It feels hard, because it IS really hard.

(I’m going to say that again. It FEELS HARD, because IT IS HARD.)

And that’s OK.

But I’m on my way y’all.

To better time management that is.

Next week I’m going to walk you through the steps I’ve taken to get my damn schedule under control.

Not so I can “OPTIMIZE” every minutes (although yeah, I need to get more done)

But so that I can FEEL BETTER in my days and schedule in some of that deep rest my nervous system so desperately needs in this jacked up, overstimulating, modern world we live in.

Interested? Hit reply and let me know.

This is the stuff that gets me hype!

(I know, also a problem. LOL)

Happy Friday!

xo,

Meredith