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Most people procrastinate cleaning out drawers (and closets, rooms, garages, etc.) because they know they’re going to find things that need attention or bandwidth that they don’t think they have.

But I want to show you that this can be SO easy–and you can work alongside me throughout this podcast!

In today’s podcast, I discuss how to carve out time for projects, even when your schedule feels packed. I’ll share tips on managing your time effectively, breaking down projects into bite-sized tasks, and creating a routine that allows you to make progress without feeling overwhelmed.

In today’s episode, I’m sharing 5 powerful strategies to help business owners (and anyone feeling overwhelmed) prioritize and optimize their workload–from tackling projects to organizing information for future success. Learn how focusing on a few key projects at a time can make all the difference in reducing stress and achieving long-term goals.

Today I’m sharing the biggest lie that we all have somehow come to believe about our long lists. The lie is this: A long list = “I get more things done.” And before you say, “that’s true!” I want to show you another way to think about it that I believe will change the way you work and reduce the stress you feel.

We help people to get organized here at LearnDoBecome, but we often hear things like this, “I was doing so well, and then ‘life’ got in the way!” I completely understand–I go through setbacks and frustrations a lot because I’m a human, too! The whole point of creating systems and getting organized is so when something unexpected DOES come up, you can quickly adjust and take a pause, but you won’t have to start from scratch.

How would you like to have 4 simple criteria to help you know how to get the most important things done? The tasks on our to-do lists are all “important,” and they’re essential to keep our families, homes, and jobs going, but it often feels like our list keeps getting longer and longer and longer. In today’s podcast, I’m sharing the exact process I use so that none of these tasks are procrastinated!