Many people don't have the habit of planning out priorities for a week. If you think of it as some restrictive habit that just is one more thing you have to do, then you're not goin to want to do it. But im i appeal to allma ancpanors here and business leaders and say, listen, this is something that gives you more control. And so when i do that, i check in with myself as i have my feeling. Is my energy? What is my focus? What's going on my world? Well, if my energy has completely drained and i'm exhausted and i've got a million things on my mind, i'm not going to pile
Christy Wright: Take Back Your Time
Christy Wright is a #1 bestselling author, personal growth expert, and host of The Christy Wright Show. She’s also the founder of Business Boutique, which equips women to make money doing what they love. She loves helping women chase their version of success. She's the author of Take Back Your Time: The Guilt-Free Guide to Life Balance*.
In this conversation, Christy and I explore how to get practical about what’s important, each day. We discuss effectives ways to use timeframes to establish priorities for ourselves — and how those same timeframes can help us turn off work.
Key Points
Establishing priorities moves you from a place of feeling like a failure to a place of feeling real success.
Most of us are clear on our fixed priorities, but we’re less intentional about the flexible priorities that tend to be more practical in daily life.
Consider establishing priorities through the timeframes of seasons, weeks, and days.
Having clear priorities helps you not only be productive — but makes it easier to turn it off when it’s time to stop.
Resources Mentioned
Take Back Your Time: The Guilt-Free Guide to Life Balance* by Christy Wright
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