I Don't Know Either

Do you ever feel like you don’t have enough time to get anything done, so you end up doing nothing at all?

In this episode, I’m talking about that constant feeling of being behind — work, family, the house, money, side projects, and everything else competing for your attention. What if the problem isn’t always that we need more time? What if we’ve just convinced ourselves that small amounts of time don’t count?

We’ll talk about getting started, making progress in small chunks, the guilt that comes with unfinished projects, and learning to be okay with doing a little instead of trying to do everything at once.

Maybe 15 minutes isn’t enough to finish something.

But maybe it’s enough to move it forward.

If this hits home, come join the conversation on Substack, Facebook, or TikTok and tell me: What could you move forward in 15 minutes today?

Links:

https://jamesclear.com/how-to-stop-procrastinating?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Why do we make life so damn complicated?

We’re surrounded by things that are supposed to make life easier—apps, subscriptions, smart devices, side hustles, schedules, routines, and endless ways to stay “productive.” But somehow, all of it can leave us feeling more stressed, more distracted, and more behind.

In this episode of I Don’t Know Either, I’m talking about how we pile more onto our lives in the name of making things better—and whether simplifying a few things might actually help us enjoy life more. No perfect system, no expert advice. Just figuring out what’s worth keeping, what’s making life harder, and what we might be able to let go of.

People come into our lives, become a huge part of them…and sometimes, they just disappear.

No big fight. No dramatic ending. Life changes, we change, and somehow people who once felt permanent become strangers.

In this episode of I Don’t Know Either, I explore the idea that maybe people are seasons. Why do some friendships last while others fade? And the harder question—how many times have we been the person who left?

Maybe not everyone is meant to stay forever. And maybe that’s okay.

I don’t know either.

Welcome to the first episode of I Don’t Know Either. I don’t have all the answers, and that’s kind of the point.

In this first episode, I talk a little about family, trying new things, and trying to figure out what we’re actually working toward in life.

No experts. No perfect answers. Just an honest conversation about figuring things out as we go.