Social Work Mums

15 | I Don’t Have Time — Or Is That Really the Truth?


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EP15: "I DON'T HAVE TIME" — THE LIE SOCIAL WORKER MUMS BELIEVE (AND HOW TO RECLAIM YOUR HOURS)

📅 21 April 2026

 

You've said it. I've said it. Every social worker mum I know has said it: "I just don't have time."

And honestly? Your life IS full. Running a consultancy, raising children, managing your son's Olympic development training, caring for a parent, showing up for your clients every day — that's not drama, that's just real. Nobody is disputing that you are genuinely, legitimately busy.

 

But what if "I don't have time" isn't actually the truth — it's just that you've never stopped to look at where your time is really going? That one question changed everything for Ade.

 

In this episode:

- Why "I don't have time" is rarely about the number of hours — and what it's actually about

- The three shifts Ade made that reclaimed hours she didn't know she had: cutting mindless TV and scrolling, getting boundaried about which occasions deserved her yes, and becoming intentional about activities that weren't moving her forward

- The moment Ade's friend — on maternity leave with a newborn — showed her what was actually possible

- What the difference between being busy and being productive really feels like

- The one honest question Ade is asking you to sit with this week

 

Ready to explore what else is possible?

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Around here, we dey change our story. 👑

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Social Work MumsBy Ade Larigo