One thing I've found that's helped me navigate this weird time we're in, is talking to others about what's working for them right now. We're all approaching Stay at Home in our own way, so let's see what we can learn from each other.  In Episode 25, I gather fresh perspectives from 12 remarkable women who are figuring this out day by day, just like you and me. 

Would you rather A) be exceptional - like REALLY awesome - at just a few things or B) do #ALLTHETHINGS, but not very well? In this episode, Rachel Henry and I go deep on what it takes to focus on what matters most. From saying "No" and walking away, to designing simple systems that actually work for you, your career, and your family. Before you say "Yes!" to yet another request for your time, Rachel will have you asking yourself, "Is the juice worth the squeeze?"

Life is very different now compared to just a few weeks ago. We're adjusting, and we're figuring out how to make this work. I've collected the 7 most frequently asked questions about work, life and balance from friends, family, clients, and more and I'm sharing my perspective as a Time Management Coach. From decision fatigue and boredom, to staying motivated and dealing with blurry boundaries - there's something in this episode for you. Shownotes >> abouttimepodcast.com/23

Business owner. Baker. Side gigger. Single mom. Community leader. Larger than life personality powerhouse. Sarah Joy Hays is all of the above. In this episode, she shares how she made her dream a reality by opening her own bakery, and how she makes dreams come true as a Disney vacation planner. Plus, she opens up about how she manages a fulfilling work life while caring for her son, and how her core values play a central role in all she does.

Unsteady times can have a ripple effect throughout our lives, making us question and shift our priorities, and struggle to figure out the next right thing to do. That's why this episode is dedicated to your north star - your core values. When you know your core values, you can quickly and easily tap into what matters most to you, and let your values show you the way so you can do the next right thing. This is time management from the inside, out. Shownotes: abouttimepodcast.com/21

If you're new to the world of remote work, this episode is for you. Christa Hutchins has decades of experience working remotely while leading global teams across multiple continents. She shares her best, time-tested advice for creating the best environment, staying focused and being productive while working from home. Shownotes >> abouttimepodcast.com/remote

If you've suddenly become a Homeschool Parent, this bonus episode is for you. Ty Salvant, founder of NOLA Homeschoolers and mom of six, brings more than a decade of homeschool experience to It's About Time. From creative rainy day activities, to finding time for yourself among the schoolbooks and remote work assignments, Ty shares a wealth of advice that will help you navigate the uncharted waters of homeschooling your children during uncertain times. Shownotes: abouttimepodcast.com/homeschool

Sometimes your career takes you on a journey you never expected. That's a journey that Emily Schneller knows well. Emily shares her path from studying opera and working in finance, to owning a gym and leading a team of nutrition coaches. Listen in to hear her #1 piece of advice for making time for health and nutrition in our busy lives and so much more. Shownotes: abouttimepodcast.com/20

How we spend our first few hours sets the tone for the rest of them, so it seems like nailing this whole morning routine thing should be a top priority. But what if we go beyond the bare minimum and take our mornings to the next level? A Next Level morning routine can help you get promoted at work, lose weight, get smarter and be happier. That's why this episode is dedicated to showing you why and how to take your mornings to the Next Level. Shownotes: abouttimepodcast.com/19

If you're listening to this podcast, I know you're not a one-dimensional person. We have lots of different interests and passions. Whether it's a career path or business niche, Sarah Becker believes we don't have to stick with just ONE thing forever.  As a photographer, real estate entrepreneur and owner of three businesses, Sarah shares how she pursues her passions - like reading and travel - and how being financially fit allows her to spend her time doing what she loves. Shownotes: abouttimepodcast.com/18