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Writer's pictureBecky Upchurch

The Myth of Too Little Time

The #1 complaint I hear from women is that they don’t have enough time. They WANT to exercise, spend time with friends, grow their business, chase that elusive goal, or even just relax…but all of their time is spent navigating the obligations of daily life and taking care of the needs of others.

I GET IT, I really do.

And I also see the other side of it…and some ways to move out of the “busyness” cycle and into a space where you can have more control of your time…and create a way to have more time in your day for what matters.

Here are a few steps to get you started!

1. Take an inventory of how you spend your time:


Include ALL of your time, not just the

“big” things.

Be honest in your inventory, even if it

stings a bit.

(Yes, this means that if you are

shocked, in disbelief, or think it’s just

a fluke or one-off when you discover

you spend an hour scrolling

Facebook in 5-minute increments

throughout the day, you still need to

include it on your list!)


2. Categorize your activities:


- Tasks that must be done that only I

can do

- Tasks that I can delegate to

someone else

- Tasks I can eliminate or skip

- Tasks I’m not sure about


3. Take action on your list above.

- 86 tasks that aren’t needed.

- Reach out to the right people to

delegate what you can.

- Schedule your “I must do” tasks on

your calendar.


Need help figuring it all out? Respond back, and let’s chat!




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