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Ever stand in the shower mentally beating yourself up for being “lazy”… while also running a full life, managing responsibilities, and generally doing a thousand things?
Yeah. Same.
In this episode of The Sage Stage, we start with a simple question that quickly spirals into something much bigger:
Is procrastination actually laziness… or is it fear?
Because if we’re honest, most of us know exactly what we should be doing — exercising, taking care of ourselves, chasing the thing we say we want.
So why don’t we do it?
This conversation wanders (as all good ones do) through:
Why procrastination often hides fear, failure, or self-worth issues
The weird human habit of organizing cupboards instead of changing our lives
Why it's easier to live in a life that’s just “meh” than actually take responsibility for what we want
The uncomfortable truth about self-worth and commitment
Parenting, identity, and the empty nest reality check
The strange ways women reshape their lives around relationships
Why exercise feels like punishment but dancing for four hours somehow doesn’t
We also talk about the moment many of us hit in midlife:
When the kids are grown, the routines change, and suddenly you have to ask yourself…
“Who am I now?”
Along the way there are a few laughs, a couple of uncomfortable realizations, and an extremely questionable plan to start dance-walking for exercise.
Will it work?
Stay tuned.😘
By Jane and ChandraEver stand in the shower mentally beating yourself up for being “lazy”… while also running a full life, managing responsibilities, and generally doing a thousand things?
Yeah. Same.
In this episode of The Sage Stage, we start with a simple question that quickly spirals into something much bigger:
Is procrastination actually laziness… or is it fear?
Because if we’re honest, most of us know exactly what we should be doing — exercising, taking care of ourselves, chasing the thing we say we want.
So why don’t we do it?
This conversation wanders (as all good ones do) through:
Why procrastination often hides fear, failure, or self-worth issues
The weird human habit of organizing cupboards instead of changing our lives
Why it's easier to live in a life that’s just “meh” than actually take responsibility for what we want
The uncomfortable truth about self-worth and commitment
Parenting, identity, and the empty nest reality check
The strange ways women reshape their lives around relationships
Why exercise feels like punishment but dancing for four hours somehow doesn’t
We also talk about the moment many of us hit in midlife:
When the kids are grown, the routines change, and suddenly you have to ask yourself…
“Who am I now?”
Along the way there are a few laughs, a couple of uncomfortable realizations, and an extremely questionable plan to start dance-walking for exercise.
Will it work?
Stay tuned.😘