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Today we’re getting back to the basics in this discussion shared with Robin Long and her pilates community. In our Steps to Everyday Productivity program, calendars and lists are key to reducing stress and organizing our lives. Come listen in to revisit your lists and calendar–and apply some simple principles that make all the difference!

Starting over isn’t easy, but it can lead to something beautiful. (And it\\\’s worth it!) If you\\\’re in a time of transition, join us for real stories and practical tools to help you rebuild hope, get out of overwhelm, and move forward with confidence. So glad you are here! 

You want to get things done, but you want to feel calm and purposeful in the process, right? These two “secret weapons” can make a huge difference!

Alia used to resist routines because it felt like there were too many things to do each day. Once she split her Routines List into two sections–the “must-do” and the “flexible” routines–she actually felt excited to complete the daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly tasks on her list. This episode is for you if you’re ready to simplify your Routines List and feel this same sense of clarity and peace. 🙂

Do you have a paper planner, but want to “go digital” in one or many ways? Or are you using digital organizers and looking for ideas to better manage your projects, routines, and tasks? Join us today for a fun podcast that dives deep into the how-tos of digital task and project management–and you can eve KEEP your paper planner, if you’d like!

A really common question we get here at LearnDoBecome is, “What do I do if my life isn’t set up for consistent routines?” I’m sharing some great community responses and insights to this question, and I hope they will be a source of encouragement for you!

However YOU decide to look at your routines, I encourage you to create something that fuels and serves YOU. You were not made to serve your routines. 🙂

Growing and learning is a privilege. If you look back 5 years, or even 1 year, you can see at least one area where you’ve transformed. Yes, the progress doesn’t always happen as quickly as we’d like, but in my opinion, if we know we’re on to something, and if we feel good as we keep moving forward, it’s worth the ups and downs and all the energy that is required.