Ever feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done? When you overcommit yourself and run into overwhelm, it can feel bleak. But there’s hope: this week, we’re diving into the root cause of WHY you take on too much, so you can avoid falling into the pit of overcommitment again in the future.    

Not Enough Hours in the Day? 5 Reasons Why You're Overcommitted and Overwhelmed

Welcome to It’s About Time, a podcast about work, life and balance. Around here, we believe that busy is *not* a badge of honor, and that success and stress don’t have to go hand in hand. 

Each week, host Anna Dearmon Kornick shares time management tips, productivity strategies and real-life advice to help YOU make the most of your time. 

From setting goals and staying focused, to making time for your family and self-care, Anna answers your toughest questions so you can stop spinning your wheels and start getting things done. Life is messy, so Anna doesn’t hold back from sharing stories of personal struggle alongside the successes. 

In addition to deep-dive how-to episodes with valuable takeaways that you can start implementing today, Anna interviews other go-getters to find out how they juggle careers, businesses, family, personal development, travel and more. 

If you’re ready to step away from the overwhelm and spend your time on what matters most, you’re in the right place.

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There are a ton of outside voices telling you what your work/life balance should look like, from your family and friends to your boss to social media. So how do you quiet the noise and define a version of balance that actually works for you and your unique life? Tune in to learn the signs that you’re living someone else’s version of balance, plus hear how to build a work-life balance that genuinely suits you using simple and straightforward steps.    

Defining Balance on Your Terms: 5 Methods to Own Your Time and Energy

If you’ve ever tried to follow a 50/50 work/life balance - one where you split your time evenly between work and personal life - then you know life just doesn’t work like that. What does work? An adaptable, ever-changing approach to balance that fits your current life's demands (and protects your well-being!). I’m sharing how to do just that through small, consistent changes that will result in BIG improvements in how you feel about your time.   

Are You Making This Work/Life Balance Mistake? Hint: It's Not 50/50

Being a time management coach doesn’t mean I never get overwhelmed - so today, I’m sharing my own personal process for beating overwhelm before it gets out of control! Tune in to hear the 5 questions I ask myself when I feel like I’m drowning in things to do, plus how I take care of myself when I’m feeling overwhelmed.   

Time Management Coaches Get Overwhelmed, Too: My Personal Process for Beating Overwhelm

Have you ever felt like every day was the same, like you’re just going through the motions? You’re going to love my guest, Andrea Olson, a highly influential HR leadership expert, 7-figure entrepreneur, podcaster, and globally recognized life & business coach for successful female entrepreneurs. Andrea shares her unique approach to balancing business and personal life with meaning, plus her daily routine of “Three Good Things” that will help you put the spark back in each day.   

Three Good Things: How to Rekindle Your Spark and Live a Meaningful Life featuring Andrea Olson

Ever feel like you’re working hard to have it all together, but you’re still left overwhelmed and frustrated? You need the right tools to manage your time - and through trial and error, I’ve figured out the best four time management tools for business owners and busy professionals. Tune in for my four favorite collections of tools that everyone needs to manage a busy schedule - and check out the links in the show notes!   

Not Enough Hours in the Day? 5 Reasons Why You're Overcommitted and Overwhelmed

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