It's About Time | Time Management & Productivity for Work Life & Balance

Systems, automations, and outsourcing are all important things for keeping our work lives on track. But did you know they can also be highly valuable tools when it comes to time management in your personal life too?  If you’ve been struggling to juggle it all and feel as though you’re right up on the edge of completely burning out, this one’s for you.   Leah Remillet, fellow podcaster, mom, speaker, and business coach, and I dig into: How Leah ditched hustle culture once and for all Overcoming perfectionism and the need to do it all alone Using systems, automations, and outsourcing to find balance  Shownotes for Episode 174  Leah’s Podcast, Balancing Busy: https://leahremillet.com/podcast/

Balance — buzzword or possibility?    The truth is, we all want more balance in our lives. We all want to do more of the things that we love and less of the things we don’t. But have you ever thought about why “balance” is so hard to obtain?    In episode 173 of the It’s About Time Podcast, I’m going to unpack why we ALL struggle to find the right balance for our lives — and I’ll expose the NUMBER ONE thing holding us back from actually achieving it. Shownotes for Episode 173   I talk about:   What “balance” really means (and why defining it for yourself is so important) Why future thinking can be harmful at times How to find direction so you can create sustainable, long-term balance in your life   Resources mentioned: Next Level Life Accelerator: annadkornick.com/nextlevel

Feeling stuck or unmotivated with your time management goals? Frustrated by a lack of progress? Confused on what to do next?   Sometimes, it helps to step outside ourselves and get some “fresh eyes” on our time management woes!   You probably know that accountability is great for things like exercising or reading more — but did you know that it’s beneficial for time management too?    In this episode, I cover:   What time management really is The power of accountability  How having an accountability partner can help you reach your time management goals   Shownote for Episode 172   Resources mentioned:   Take my time management personality quiz: www.annadkornick.com/quiz   Next Level Life Accelerator: annadkornick.com/nextlevel An Accountability Partner Makes You Vastly More Likely to Succeed: www.entrepreneur.com/leadership/an-accountability-partner-makes-you-vastly-more-likely-to/310062  

As a time management coach, I’ve helped a lot of people overcome overwhelm. And you know what I’ve learned? Taking ONE small step at a time is so much better than pressuring yourself to take big leaps to get there.  And in today’s episode, I’m going to talk about why, and how you can start implementing this method into your own life to beat overwhelm! Shownotes for Episode 171 Resources mentioned: Struggling to manage your time and need a little support? Sign up for my FREE One Step Closer Masterclass at: annadkornick.com/workshop Pre-order my new book, Time Management Essentials: The Tools You Need to Maximize Your Attention, Energy, and Productivity, coming June 2023: annadkornick.com/book The One Thing, by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan  

Everyone knows what it’s like to procrastinate…and how awful it feels to be stuck in a cycle of never getting anything done. But to fix the problem and stop making excuses, we have to get to the root.  Have you ever stopped to think about WHY you may be procrastinating? If not, this episode of the It’s About Time Podcast has you covered. I’ll be looking at 6 different reasons you may be procrastinating, plus 2 tried and true ways to help you overcome it!  Shownotes for Episode 170 Resources mentioned:   Struggling to manage your time and need a little support? Sign up for my FREE One Step Closer Masterclass at: annadkornick.com/workshop Pre-order my new book, Time Management Essentials: The Tools You Need to Maximize Your Attention, Energy, and Productivity, coming June 2023: http://www.annadkornick.com/book Learn how to manage your time with intention using The HEART Method Roadmap: annadkornick.com/roadmap  Find your Time Type and get custom resources: annadkornick.com/quiz  

In this episode, the speaker discusses the struggles of transitioning from employee to entrepreneur, managing new schedules and expectations. They also talk about the challenges of leaving a stable career, finding confidence in exploring something new, and managing time and client expectations as an independent artist. Additionally, they explore the concept of work expanding to fill time and files expanding to fill storage, the importance of budgeting for financial stability, and the convenience of using a Trello board to stay organized while building a house. Finally, they emphasize the importance of leaving perfection behind and embracing flexibility in time management.

This podcast discusses the importance of slowing down when life gets too fast. It covers the benefits of rest for productivity and offers tips for incorporating rest in personal and work life. It emphasizes focusing on one thing at a time, setting boundaries, and taking breaks. The episode concludes with six ways to slow down, such as working in nature and being patient and compassionate towards others.

Everyone wants to be their best selves, right?  But what happens when your self-help resources… aren’t helping? Our default reaction might be to assume that WE are the problem, but that’s not necessarily true. Sometimes, self-help isn’t helpful, and not everything is right for YOU. Self-help resources are great, but only when you use them in a way that supports how you operate. In this episode, I’m going to talk about some of the reasons it might feel like self-help is doing you no good, and what you can do about it going forward (instead of being hard on yourself).   Shownotes for Episode 167 Cick here to become a member of the It's About Time Academy!  

How did this not-so-morning person go from “no time for workouts” to getting up at 5 am to head to the gym? In this episode, we’re talking about how to find time for exercise, even if your schedule is jam-packed (spoiler alert, that’s me and I’m giving you REAL methods that have helped me find a routine).  It’s a lot easier than you might think. It all comes down to setting priorities, setting intentions, communication, and lots of systemizing and planning! If you’ve been itching to get back into a consistent exercise routine, these six tips can help you get there! Shownotes for Episode 166 Cick here to become a member of the It's About Time Academy!  

The podcast discusses how to deal with challenging times in life, sharing personal experiences and offering practical advice. Topics include handling chaos, navigating tough times, resetting the brain, finding relief, and incorporating fun into work.