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5 Steps to Streamline Your Podcasting Workflow

5 Steps to Streamline Your Podcasting Workflow

Simplify your podcast production with a workflow in Asana

Are you struggling to stay consistent with publishing your podcast? Do everyday distractions get in the way? One trick that I'd like you to try out is implementing a podcasting workflow. Although it may sound complex, a workflow, in its simplicity, is the series of actions you take from start to finish.

Podcasting takes more than just hitting ‘record' and hoping for the best. Ever found yourself in a tangle because you skipped a step or two? You're not alone. Having a workflow in place can help prevent this from happening. It can also streamline the process and make it more efficient. A workflow makes managing your workload easier because you’re no longer guessing what to do when you sit down at your desk.

Here is How I Know

Hey there, fellow podcaster, I'm Michele. I'm right there with you, juggling the ins and outs of an online business. And let's be real, the ‘winging it' approach to content? It's a one-way ticket to burnout. I've been there and done that, trust me, it's awful. It took almost a year to bounce back and start creating content for my business. I can tell you from experience it did not do me any favors when it came to the growth of my business. I know, right?

Let's talk about saving your sanity (and your schedule) with something I wish I had from the start: a streamlined podcasting workflow in project management software like Asana, Trello, or MeisterTask.

It's like having a map to guide you from point A to point Z. Without it, you’ll likely take the long way around. A workflow for your podcast ensures you never miss a turn (or an episode) again. Ready to get your podcast process polished? Please say yes.

So, you're set to polish your podcast process with an effective workflow, but there's more to it than just efficiency. It's about safeguarding your most valuable asset—your creative spark. How do you do that? Let's avoid burnout.

Avoiding Burnout in Content Creation

Let’s face it: the grind of content creation can be relentless, but it's essential if you want the freedom that goes along with running an online business. Your content is what signals to the right people, “Here I am, ready to assist you.” This is your invitation to the people you help, why you want to help, and how you can help them.

Here’s the bottom line: if you’re burnt out from creating core content for your business, it will have a ripple effect on your lead generation. 

That's why I'm so passionate about workflows.

Your business can run more efficiently by creating repeatable, organized core content that can be easily created. Not having to make decisions every day in your business about what to do next with your content helps you avoid burnout from content creation. One simple step is to create a podcasting workflow.

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What is a Podcast Workflow?

A podcast workflow is the series of steps you follow to take an episode from idea to publication. This includes planning, recording, editing, production and promotion.

Having a defined workflow reduces mistakes, backtracking, and frustration. It also frees up time for other important tasks by increasing efficiency.

Here are the main benefits of creating a podcast workflow:

  • Stay organized from episode ideation to promotion
  • Save time by avoiding last-minute scrambles
  • Reduce mistakes that require rework
  • Work more efficiently by following a process
  • Free up time for high-value tasks like promotion

What are the actual steps in your podcast creation process?

You might not have them mapped out in a project management tool yet, but I bet you follow some sort of process, even if it's not written down. And if you're finding gaps or having to double back, that's a telltale sign that it's time to get it down on paper—or, better yet, into a digital workflow.

David Allen nailed it when he said, “Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.”

So, why not take a moment right now? Let's lay out the steps, clear and simple, and start shaping your podcasting workflow.

Here are 5 steps to streamline your podcast workflow:

1. Plan Ahead with a Content Calendar

Planning is key to an efficient podcast workflow. Decide on topics and potential guests at least a few weeks or, ideally, a month in advance. When selecting your episodes, ensure they align with your promotional or launch calendar.
If you do not have an idea bank to pull episode topics from, schedule a time when you’re the most creative to brainstorm upcoming topics.

Once you have an exhaustive list of ideas, create a content calendar that maps out episodes for the next three months. This will allow you to see your publication schedule at a glance.

Create a bare-bones outline of each episode's key points and discussion topics while it is fresh in your mind. I don’t know about you, but if I only write down an episode idea without a bit of context when it comes time to record, I’ll struggle to come up with talking points.

When I have a few points from when the idea pops into my head, this will help keep my squirrels in line during recording.

Planning ahead ensures you always have upcoming episodes lined up and ready to record. No more last-minute scrambles to put a show together. When you have a plan, it is simpler to be consistent with podcasting.

2. Schedule Interviews Seamlessly

Booking and coordinating with guests takes time and effort. Make it easier on yourself with a few key tools.

Use a scheduling tool like Calendly to share your availability. This allows guests to pick a time that works for their schedule.

As another option, if you’re on a budget, TinyCal is a simple calendar with a pay once and get lifetime access. For only $27, it is a pretty sweet deal. https://tidycal.com/

Once you have a date set, send a confirmation with the must-know information.  This includes the meeting link, topics to be discussed, and any questions you'll ask. This allows guests to prepare and deliver a better interview.

Are you able to block schedule interviews? This is a game-changer with your consistency. By block booking multiple guests on one day, this is more efficient than spacing out recordings.

Smooth interview scheduling ensures effective communication without the back-and-forth emails and calls.

Oh, one more thing: make sure to tell your guests if they need to be camera-ready. If you intend to upload the interview to YouTube, inform your guest beforehand.

3. Record and Edit Efficiently

It takes work to record episodes with clear audio and minimal mistakes. But you can develop an efficient process. Alert yourself quickly by adding editing signals. An editing signal, maybe you clap your hands. 

My go-to editing signal is a long pause. It allows me to gather my thoughts and try again. My Content VA is on the lookout for these pauses. This is a signal to her that editing is needed.

Use an outline during the episode to keep you on track and ensure that you hit all your points. 

Block record multiple episodes on one day when possible. This allows you to reuse the setup and be in “recording mode” for an extended period.

Use editing software like Descript to polish the audio by removing filler words and mistakes. Its transcript feature also makes it easy to locate and edit specific sections. 

Edit efficiently by prerecording intros, outros, and promotions. These can simply be added in for each episode.

Efficient recording and editing removes the need for extensive post-production. Your episodes will sound polished and professional.

4. Optimize Production

The final production process is when your episode truly comes together. Don't skip optimizing this step.

Add an intro and outro audio bed to brand your episodes and tease upcoming shows. Develop templates that make this fast and consistent.

Include episode details like the title, description, guest info, and more as metadata. This helps listeners find your show.

Write compelling show notes that include time stamps, quotes, links, and resources mentioned. These notes become great material for social media.

Add relevant images to posts of the episode that make it visually engaging. Canva has templates for podcast graphics, quotes, and more.

Optimized production makes your podcast shine. Don't leave this as an afterthought.

5. Promote New Episodes

You put in the work to create an excellent episode. Make sure it finds its audience.

Share new episodes on social channels that you hang out on the most. Use one piece of content and break it up into multiple posts. Add that into your caption bank, allowing you to pull content in the future to promote an older episode.  Ensure that you post multiple times as well as on your Stories.

Send an email blast to your list with each new episode announcement. Include a link to the episode along with a short description.

Reach out personally to influencers and others in your industry who would be interested in the topic. Ask them to check out the episode.

Repurpose content from the episode into a blog post or video to maximize its impact.

Promoting your podcast widely helps attract new listeners. Don't keep it a secret!

The right workflow keeps your podcast production on track without wasted effort or stress. Now, you can consistently create excellent shows while growing your audience.

Once you have your main steps, it’s time to enter into a project management software.

Creating Your Podcasting Workflow

Now, let’s walk through building your podcast workflow in a project management system if you’ve not selected a project management software yet. Check out episode 29, What is the best project management software, or the link to the blog post in the show notes. https://misstask.com/what-is-the-best-project-management-software/ 

  1. Create a new project called “Podcast Workflow”
  2. Make columns or sections. 
    1. Here are titled ideas for you: Ideas, Planning, Booking, Recording, Editing, Production and Promotion. These represent the key stages. 
    2. Here are my column or section titles: Podcast Process, Ideas, Planned, In Progress, Published, Promotion, Metrics, Done
  3. Build one task template that can be duplicated. 
    1. Name it something like TEMPLATE- Ep 000-Topic
    2. Create an action item for each task in your Podcasting Workflow
    3. Include Promotion tasks like Social Media and Email.

Duplicate the template each time you start a new episode. Adjust dates and details as needed.

Mark tasks to Done as you complete each stage of production.

Review the board to see upcoming episodes and deadlines.

This workflow will make your podcast creation process smooth, organized, and efficient. You’ll gain back time to focus on reaching more listeners.

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For my DYIers: Here are the steps to set up the project in Asana.

  • Once in Asana, click on the plus icon at the top right of the page. 
  • Click the button and select projects. Perfect! You’re doing so well. 
  • Select Create a blank Project and move on to the next item
  • Name your project; it can either be podcast workflow or [Your Podcast Name] Workflow
  • If you want a description, go ahead and add that in the description section
    • Ideas for the description section. Links to all the resources for your podcast. 
      • The podcast link
      • Link to your show notes

How do you prefer to look at your work? All in a list view or a kanban or board view. Personally, I like the board view so that I can drag and drop the cards as I move them along the process. 

Making it public will allow you to create projects, share them, and delegate them easily when you have team members.

Make a Few Columns

Rename the first column Idea Bank, all those ideas for podcast episodes.

Make sure that you have a weekly or monthly time block to get all those ideas out of your brain and into your system. 

Not every one of your ideas needs to be a podcast, but if you're chatting with somebody and they say something that triggers you, you're like, Oh My Goodness, that's such a great idea for a podcast. Now you have a home for these ideas, no more random pieces of paper that you don’t know what you scribbled on. Or worst yet, trying to remember where you wrote it down at that’s the worst time suck of all, searching for lost ideas.

Plan, Record, Edit, Production, Distribution, Promote, and Repurpose would be great column headers. 

Create a Podcasting Template That Can Be Duplicated

In our Ideas column, we are going to create our template. This will hold the process of all the tasks that need to happen from start to finish. 

Create a podcasting template that can be duplicated or copied to ensure you’re not leaving anything out in the workflow. 

Under the first column titled Ideas, you’ll have two cards. 

One card is named Idea Bank, and the second card is named [[Template]]

How to create a podcast template: 

Plan:

What are the tasks that would come after the plan in your podcast workflow?

To get you started: 

  • Research
  • Outline – The outline template can be created in a Google Document and linked straight from Asana. 
  • Guests: Under this section, you’ll want to have a link to your form and canned response that includes a link to your scheduling software to book a podcast time. 

Send a link to a scheduling tool such as Calendly or TinyCal to avoid the back and forth.

Another note is to block schedule and pick one day to do either two or three podcast recordings.

  • Record:
  • Scheduled Guest: 
  • Editing:
    • Edit the audio
    • Add Intro
    • Add Outro
    • Don’t forget the call to action! 

Use an application such as Descript to edit, create the transcript, and turn it into a blog post.

  • Create all the graphics from templates saved in Canva. 

Production: 

Finalizing the audio files

Metadata

Show Notes

Distribution:

Publishing the episode on a podcast-hosting platform

Promote: 

Let's put in the different platforms that you promote your podcast to your ideal clients.

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • LinkedIn
  • TikTok

This is a pretty good start to the podcasting workflow, make this your own by adding in all the specifics for your podcast. 

Be certain to include the links to everything in your template. 

With your podcasting template. This can be duplicated for each episode topic. 

  • To duplicate a card, open it up and go to the three dots in a line icon in the right-hand corner. This will drop a list of more tasks and select duplicate tasks. 
  • You’ll want to ensure a standard naming conversion for your project cards. Such as Ep003: Podcast Title.

This template can be used and adjusted as needed with your workflow. 

When you’re ready to begin working on the episode, assign the task to yourself or a team member, along with a due date. 

When you log into Asana in the morning, you’ll know what needs to get done that day to stay on track. 

So, there you have an overview of how I would create a podcasting workflow in Asana. 

A clear and organized podcasting workflow can help ensure that the production process runs smoothly and efficiently and help you consistently produce high-quality content.

 

It’s Time To Wrap This Up

Creating a consistent, high-quality podcast takes work. But you don’t have to do it in a disorganized, chaotic way. 

Implementing a streamlined podcast workflow using project management software is a game-changer. You’ll stop wasting time on unnecessary tasks and backtracking from mistakes.

With a trusted system in place, you can work confidently through each episode. You’ll no longer dread the recording and editing process. Or wonder what steps you’re forgetting. 

Production of podcasts will become simple, dare I say, even enjoyable. You'll gain new satisfaction from watching your workflow progress from idea to publication.

Most importantly, a solid workflow prevents creator burnout. It protects your energy and inspiration from depletion. 

You can now focus on reaching more listeners and growing your podcast. While spending less time stressed and overwhelmed.

So don’t wait! Map out those podcast production steps today. Get your workflow set up in Asana, Trello, or your project management platform of choice. 

Then watch with delight as your podcast process becomes smoother than ever before. You’ve got this!

Thank you so much for your time. I appreciate you, and I hope you have a wonderful week.

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How do you manage the busy in your life?

How do you manage the busy in your life?

Does your life feel like a whirlwind trying to manage the busyness with life, family, running a business, running a side hustle? I can fall into the bucket of being busy, so, so easily and quickly. It’s funny when people ask what I've been up to, I don't know about you, but my answer is generally something that goes like this. Oh yeah. We're busy. The family's busy. I'm busy running my business. Everything's going great. Yep. We're just busy. How do you manage the busy in your life?

Choosing Calm and Ease

I'm not exactly sure why I answer that way. Maybe it's for a little bit more connection? To connect with them because most, of us, feel like we're busy and running around crazy. I mean, that's a really easy way to be able to describe our lives, right?
Yes. While we all have a lot going on, I don't really feel busy. And in fact, the reason why is because this year, I consciously am choosing to embrace the feeling of calm and ease.

Does calm and ease come easy all the time no. I’ve learned that I’m the only one that can control how I react, I’m proactively choosing calm and ease.

Even when our doodle jumps on top of the counter at 8 PM on a Sunday night and eats my whole loaf of gluten-free cooling banana bread with chocolate chips and walnuts in it, I'll tell you what I was pretty disappointed that she did that. So instead of taking my nice hot, warm, relaxing shower before bed, nope not this girl. I was listening to my vet. Explain to me how to induce vomiting.

Yeah, man, that was a perfect opportunity to let the crazy in, but I didn't. Nope, I didn't. Instead, I embraced calm and ease. Did it take every in me to keep it together? Yes, yes it did. It took every fiber of my being to embrace the calm and ease and not want to go off the deep end feeling overwhelmed and busy at that. But I did it anyway.

What drive you crazy?

So how exactly do you manage those feelings of being busy and overwhelmed when they keep popping up in your life? In spite of situations, you can't handle and are out of your control?

Here are two ways that I've created in my life to be able to help manage the busyness. First, make sure you have a great routine for scheduling your week and being okay that you'll have to let some things go.

Of course, this will feel difficult, however, for right now you know that something has to give. Learn to accept not everything ought to be done by you. Basically, know that sometimes your schedule will get off and you'll have unexpected things come up that you didn't have planned or scheduled.

Oh trust me, I have done so much thought work on this. In this situation, nothing would throw me off my game more than if my schedule or the outline of my day would get off in any way, shape, or form. It drove me crazy. Though now that I'm embracing calm and ease in my life, it does not throw me off my game nearly as much.

One: Plan your week

You may be wondering, how to create a great routine for scheduling your week. The trick is to pick a day that actually works the best for you to plan out your week. You may do this Monday first thing, Friday afternoon, or over the weekend.

Despite what you think, planning doesn't have to be a long-drawn-out process.

Actually, I encourage you to set a time limit on how long you're gonna spend planning out your week, may I suggest up to one hour.

Basically, you can simply sit down and map it out ahead of time. When you decide ahead of time what you’ll do this is huge for not feeling so busy because you can see what you have going on and laid out ahead of time. Make sure to find a day that works the best for you, and map it out.

Points are often overlooked when you're mapping out your week. Block time to get out the door. Or maybe it's just me, that 10 minutes before I plan to walk out the door.

It seems I find a number of last-minute items that somehow seem important to me, during those precious moments. Instead of getting out the door, again maybe it's just me, but for some reason, I notice that the water dish is empty for the dogs or, oh, did I feed them today? Of course, look there's clothes in the washing machine that need to go on the dryer.

Hey. Maybe that's just me? Those last minutes are when I seem to find all those little things that add up.

Therefore, I always buffer in 10 minutes for, and it's specifically in my calendar, time to get out the door because I know me and for some reason, I need that time. Also, make sure you include your time to truly get ready. Not your PR of the fastest time ever that you’ve gotten ready, plan for the amount of time it will realistically take.

Be sure to work backward from your appointments so that you make sure you have adequate time in your calendar to plan for getting yourself to your appointment on time.

Big Rocks

Another big rock to plan in your calendar, big rocks are the big, important things that you wanna make sure happen during your week. A few examples may be to make sure you have time set aside for yourself.

Time for whatever it is that helps fill you up leaving you a little bit calmer and at ease in your life. This may be meditation, prayer, journaling, exercise, or whatever it is that you need to do to make yourself feel calm and at ease. 

Without a doubt, those big rocks you put in your calendar are all important things that cannot be overlooked or missed to make sure that you have time set aside for things that allow you to manage the busyness.

Two: Letting Go to Manage The Busyness

Secondly, is by letting go of some things. Oh, it's okay. You can do it. It's really not that big of a deal. You know in your heart there are things in your life right now that are no longer serving you, but you've kept doing them and doing 'em because you've always done it.

It's okay. It's okay to let them go. I'm giving you permission right now to let those go. Please check in with yourself, check in with how you're feeling is this really something that you wanna do? What if, you reserve your valuable time for things that bring calm and ease to your life?

Certainly, let go of the things that are no longer serving you at this time in your life. This is where I personally need to check in with my feelings of calm and ease. 

After all by embracing calm and ease this year, and I'm learning to accept that I can not load extras into my calendar, activities I know are really gonna be pushing my schedule. Going out for dinner to often or trying to put too many things in one day.  I know now that I'm the type of a person if I have more than one, two max big activities I'm gonna be drained completely. 

Plus he can have people come over to the house. I'm not that girl. I'm the girl that needs to limit the number of activities that she does in order to feel calm, at ease, and manage her busy feelings. 

When I load all of those extra things into my schedule, well, you guessed it. I'm not gonna feel very calm. I'm gonna feel busy. 

I want to be able to manage the busy feeling and embrace, calm and ease. There, I am aware by taking a step back and reviewing all the items on my calendar for the week. 

That way I know if someone asked for me to do something during the week, I can go ahead and look at what I have planned out in my paper planner or on my calendar and know, Hey yeah, this, this is not gonna work. 

It's gonna be opening that door back up to the feeling that I'm frantic and busy and trying to get everywhere.

Michele Duwe from Miss Task Manage The Busy Blog Post

This is how I know when I’m scheduling too much

How do you know when you’re scheduling too much? Do you have a trigger that alerts you?

How do I know? When my day is getting to feel frantic and busy because I start to dream at night that I'm trying to get places. Here is what happens in my dreams, I need to get someplace and I can't get out the door to go. The reason is that I have all these things that I'm trying to gather and put into either a suitcase,  a basket or a bag. I’m struggling to get everything gathered up because things are everywhere and I'm frantically trying to organize and pick them up so that we can get out the door on time. 

This dream is my trigger, once it begins I know that I'm doing or trying to do too many things. It is a signal that I need to take a hard look at my schedule and figure out what needs to go. If letting things go is hard for you right now, I'm giving you permission to let it go. 

Throw it over

Despite what you think, you do not have to do everything. You only need to do the things that keep the ship afloat. Everything else may be thrown overboard. 

If you're getting asked to be the next person to run a committee, are you the best person to be running that committee? Maybe the answer is yes. At least consider what you’ll have to say no to if you say yes to a new committee. Regardless, you need to make a conscious decision if that time commitment will allow you to manage the busyness or instead of fulfilled it will leave you exhausted and busy. Should that be the case, say no. Add the committee to your Someday/Maybe list, once your calendar frees up a bit then at that time you may consider joining another board. Even though you’re making a conscious decision to say no right now. In the future, it could be a yes. 

 For me personally, I had to set the limit of only one board at a time.

Okay,  I lie. I'm lying to you right now. I didn't set the limit. My husband told me I'm only allowed to be on one board at a time because I tend to take on too much if I'm on more than one board at a time. He is 100% correct. Since this rule was established, I’ve also set my priorities to create a decision matrix. 

Know your time bank

Given these points, begin to know and understand your time bank. What is your time bank?  Let’s figure it out. The simplest way to figure out your time bank is how much time you spend sleeping? Take that number and subtract it from 24 hours. That's your time bank.

Should you sleep eight hours, that leaves you with 16 hours to manage the busy. 

What you decide to do with your 16 hours every day is up to you. How many hours do you have to get to do everything that you want to get done? 

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Little Side Note

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You may try to justify this, I did. 

Okay. One other point regarding busyness. It is really only a thought. I know, right? I've had plenty of clients try and tell me differently and heck I even tried to justify to my own personal coach when she pointed out that I was merely having thoughts that I'm busy.

Yeah, in the end, it is our thoughts. 

You guessed it your thoughts create the feelings that cause the actions that give you your results. You get to choose the thought of being busy. Yep, I know. Try that on for size and see how it feels. Heck, you may want to jump on my bandwagon and decide to choose the thought of calm and ease. Once you begin to look for all the ways your life feels calm and at ease. You’ll see how everything will begin to change in your life by simply choosing that one different thought. 

Thank you, friends, so much for reading. If you're ready to have somebody in your corner, helping you choose that calm and easy, I'm a little bit down the path. Be happy to help you. Together in six months, we can work on calm and ease in your life. The link to my private coaching is down below. I appreciate you have a wonderful week and I'll see you back here next week.

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Why do I believe in the power of private coaching?

Because it is truly life-changing. When your coach asks you that mind-blowing question that suddenly allows you to see what you've been missing all along that was literally right in front of your face.

You just need someone with a different perspective to help you see it.

Are you ready to experience life from a different perspective?

Time Wasters | Be Mindful Of Your Time

Time Wasters | Be Mindful Of Your Time

Are you mindful of your time? Do you know where you waste time? Our minds like to hide these from us, to keep us safe and comfortable. To find your time wasters, you need to keep tabs on where you spend your time. I know this is not something people love to do. I’ve heard so many excuses when it comes to tracking time.

Tracking your Time

As I mentioned above, I hear so many excuses from my client when I ask them to track their time. They do not want to shine a light on areas where they are not mindful of their time.

Why do I ask them to track their time? Because what you pay attention to improves.

Would you like to create more time in your day? Figuring out where you spend your time is the first step.

Be mindful of the time you spend in your email.

Email, email, email. Never closing down your email will cause you to feel busy. You’ll always feel as if you're in reaction mode. You are reacting to all the emails coming from others.

David Allen talks about email as other people's agenda for your time. Have a process for going through your email. Do not derail your priorities for the priorities of others. I work with my clients on creating boundaries and business rules in regards to email.

You need to be a steward of your time. All those minutes add up, negatively impacting your goals and priorities.

I know what you’re thinking; how do I do this. Block time in your calendar to go through your inbox. Here’s an example of how to handle email.

You receive a message from a client, friend, colleague of a task that you most complete for them.

Next, open your calendar and block time when you’ll do the work. Now, this is important, fit the work into your schedule. Reply to the sender with a specific date and time you blocked on your calendar to work on their request. But there’s a catch; you must do the work when you say you’re doing the work.

Time Wasters | Be Mindful Of Your Time

You guessed it, social media.

I know social media gets brought up a lot, and it should.

Social media is a massive time-waster.

Can you think of a time when you were mindful of your time when scrolling social media feeds?

Some people don't consider all-time wasted on these platforms. It should come as no surprise social media platforms do things to keep us engaged on their media because this is how they make money. With ads.

Generally, anything offered by a business for free has some way of making money. Know how much time you're giving away to social media. Where could that time be better to spend?

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Little Side Note

Monica Drake said, “The only value of wasted time is knowledge.”

I encourage you to look at your time wasters and use that knowledge to be mindful of your time.

Create Time

If you genuinely want to create space to work on your goals and priorities, I encourage you to find the little sneak place where you’re not being mindful of your time.

Is keeping track of your time hard. It may be if you choose to think of it as hard. Or you may decide to come at it with an open-minded. You are excited to figure out where to be mindful of your time and stop the sneaky little time wasters. The choice is always up to you.

I know you’re ready to get out of your head and choose thoughts that create the future of your dreams. The link to my private coaching application is below.

Private Coaching

Why do I believe in the power of private coaching?

Because it is truly life-changing. When your coach asks you that mind-blowing question that suddenly allows you to see what you've been missing all along that was literally right in front of your face.

You just need someone with a different perspective to help you see it.

Are you ready to experience life from a different perspective?

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