The Problem With Waiting For Later
Life will be less overwhelming . . .
When it’s summer
OR
When I finish this project
OR
When my kids get older
OR
When I make more money
OR
When my husband starts helping more
OR
{Insert your own version here}
The idea that life will get better, easier or less stressful “later” when something external happens isn’t a great plan.
Even when “the thing” happens, for example you finish that big work project, new problems come up.
Instead of hoping things get easier, learn how to handle hard, better.
No matter what’s going on in your life, you can feel less stressed about it, right now. This is what I do. I teach you to become an expert at managing the hard parts of life. I teach you to become an expert at enjoying the great parts of life.
If you’re waiting for summer, or your husband to help more, or your kids to grow up before you feel better, stop waiting. Instead come and work me and you can start improving how you feel, right now. Book a free, no-pressure consultation today - click here to get started.
HOT OFF THE PRESS
“Once you know what matters, you have to start saying no to what doesn't.”
We’ve all got to-do lists, but how much time do we spend thinking about what’s on them?
It turns out that doing more tasks isn’t what moves you forward—doing what actually matters is.
Most of what fills our time? It’s noise.
Busy work. Default yeses. Reactive decisions.
But real progress, the kind that actually changes your life, comes from a very small percentage of what you do. And once you realize that, you hit a new problem: You have to start saying no.
Join me for a discussion about Essentialism by Greg McKeown and start doing less the right way.
Check out episode 238 here: https://tinyurl.com/OWWPod.
“The solution to feeling overwhelmed is not to overwhelm yourself with a different stimuli.”
If you feel like you're doing everything right—eating right, exercising hard—but your body's just working against you, it might be because it actually is.
The good news is that your body isn’t broken. It’s protective.
When you’re constantly in “go mode,” your system shifts into survival. And in survival mode, your body isn’t focused on burning fat, building muscle, or giving you endless energy. It’s focused on keeping you safe.
That means holding onto weight.
Slowing things down.
Making you feel tired, anxious, and stuck.
And here’s the part most people miss: You don’t fix that by doing more. You fix it by teaching your body that it’s safe to relax.
This episode with stress and hormone expert Molly McNamee will teach you how small, simple shifts can help you finally feel better again.
Listen to episode 239 here: https://tinyurl.com/OWWPod!
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