In today’s episode, Kelley and Casey kick off the 4th episode in the Building Better Goals series featuring tending lists. Tending lists are the systems we use each month to track, systemize, and measure our progress on our goals. They’re so different from our to-do lists, and they’re lists that actually fill our cup and help us become the women we want to be. We share personal examples well as a few quick things you can do today to create one of your own. Tending lists are vital to your success, and listen in to hear why! 

 

//Time Stamps//

00:00:  Welcome

01:30:  What Casey is loving

07:16:  What Kelley is loving 

10:10:  The heart of PowerSheets –  tending lists! 

10:30:  What the heck is a tending list?  

14:18:  A real life example of a tending list in action with a big dream 

21:17:  Put the hard things on there, too. 

26:00:  How to make your own 

28:41:  A pep talk as you do it! 

29:36:  Closing thoughts 

 

// Resources Mentioned in this Episode //

– Becoming a Soul Minimalist by Emily P. Freeman

– John Mark Comer – Practicing the Way podcast  

– Archer and Olive Traveler’s Notebook 

– The Voice of the Heart 

– PowerSheets

– The Difference Between a Tending List and a To-Do List 

– How to Make a Monthly Tending List 

 

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