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"I don't know where to start" feels like a fact, but it's actually the thought keeping you frozen.
In this episode, I share the moment I realized how sneaky this thought really is - watching my son freeze up while cleaning his dorm room - and how the same pattern shows up for us in decluttering, decision-making, and everyday overwhelm.
You'll learn why action creates clarity (not the other way around), the two simple rules I use to always have a starting point, and how making a task smaller can dissolve the resistance that's keeping you stuck.
Tune in, hit subscribe, and join a community of busy moms seeking more calm, clarity and connection.
Click here to get my free Decision Guide for Dr. Moms, which will show you the three areas to consider prior to making any decision so that you can have more clarity and confidence in the decision you are making.
By Dr. Diana Sodiq"I don't know where to start" feels like a fact, but it's actually the thought keeping you frozen.
In this episode, I share the moment I realized how sneaky this thought really is - watching my son freeze up while cleaning his dorm room - and how the same pattern shows up for us in decluttering, decision-making, and everyday overwhelm.
You'll learn why action creates clarity (not the other way around), the two simple rules I use to always have a starting point, and how making a task smaller can dissolve the resistance that's keeping you stuck.
Tune in, hit subscribe, and join a community of busy moms seeking more calm, clarity and connection.
Click here to get my free Decision Guide for Dr. Moms, which will show you the three areas to consider prior to making any decision so that you can have more clarity and confidence in the decision you are making.