Ever wonder why your to-do list never seems to get any shorter? In this episode of Finding the Upside, I’m sharing the time management secrets my business coach taught me that completely changed how I approach my day. I’ll reveal the three surprising hacks that helped me find more time, get more done, and finally stop feeling overwhelmed. Join me as I dive into why keeping a time journal blew my mind, how time blocking became my productivity game-changer, and why eliminating those small inefficiencies unlocked hours I didn’t even know I had. Plus, I’ll be real with you about my own struggles with change—and how pushing past my resistance made all the difference. If you’re ready to take back control of your time, you won’t want to miss this episode!
Here’s a quick look at what you can expect from today’s episode…
[1:12] Do You Get Stuck In The Ways That You’re Used To Doing Things?
[3:52] You Have To Figure Out What You’re Already Doing With Your Time
[4:25] Time Hack #1
[8:28] Time Hack #2
[12:48] Time Hack #3
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