Most busy people I work with aren’t struggling with their time because they’re lazy, in fact, they’re often doing a huge amount. The real problem is that without a clear plan for their time and energy, they end up living reactively: firefighting, juggling, and constantly feeling behind.

In this episode of Busy Doing Well, I share:

Why disorganised or scattered task management keeps you stuck in a reactive cycle.
The difference between planning time alone vs. planning time and energy together.
How proactive planning helps you hold stronger boundaries, delegate better, and perform at a higher level.
Practical examples of how to plan with your wellbeing in mind - so you can prevent burnout and adapt when life throws curveballs.

The key takeaway: intentional planning isn’t about squeezing more in - it’s about creating calm, clarity, and better results, while protecting your health.

Next time, we’ll be talking about mindset - and how your thought patterns and beliefs can either support you or hold you back.

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And if you’d like to explore working together either 1-to-1 or with your team - you can find out more and get in touch via my website www.katehorwood.com

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