What do you do when your to-do list is full of important things, but none of them are urgent?

That is one of the most disorienting places to be.

There is no immediate deadline forcing your hand, no outside pressure telling you what to do first, and no obvious starting point. So even smart, capable, motivated people can end up stalled, spinning, or avoiding the work altogether.

In this episode of Tales from The Lane, Kate shares three practical ways to move through important, non-urgent work without wasting energy overthinking every next step.

She explores:

• Why non-urgent work can feel harder to start than urgent work
• How to group tasks into larger buckets so decision-making becomes easier
• The "deli counter" method for moving through a list when deciding is slowing you down
• The powerful question that helps you identify the task that will make everything else easier, faster, or unnecessary
• How to break big, intimidating projects into smaller steps that feel approachable
• Why balancing past, present, and future work is essential for long-term momentum

If you have ever looked at your list and thought, "I know this all matters, but where do I even begin?" this episode will give you a practical way forward.

Because progress is rarely about doing everything at once.

It is about knowing where to start, and following through.

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