More Flexibility or More Structure? How to Create a Schedule That Works for You
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Does your current schedule need more flexibility or more structure? In this episode, I explain how to use a surprising approach to create a schedule that works for you. You can find it below.
To make it easier for you to put this into practice, I've also recorded a stand-alone, bonus video where I walk you through how to create a great schedule from the ground up, even when everything's in flux.
Bonus video
The process I describe in here will allow you to structure your days and weeks in a way that allows you to make the most out of it.
I also give you a ton of helpful information, including what to consider when it comes to scheduling blocks of time, how to use a non-linear approach to create a to-do list, and why digital calendars are not always the best thing to use.
If you like, let's become email friends below so I can send you helpful content for creating the life you most want, starting with this worksheet that can help you get started today!
Option 1: video and audio
Perfect if you're a visual person or want to watch this at slower/higher speed.
Option 2: audio only
Perfect for when you want to listen on the go or while you're using your phone's data.
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Show Notes
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If you'd like to apply this to create a new schedule for your weeks and days, I have a gift for you! I have created a free 1-page worksheet for you.
Let's become email friends below so I can send you helpful content for creating the life you most want, starting with this worksheet that can help you get started today!
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