Something kept coming up across Carly’s client sessions this week. A composite thread running through different conversations with different clients all trying to figure out how to make their self-care and routines actually stick.
And the question that kept arising was this: could you plan your downtime as much as you plan your workout time?
In episode 137, Carly explores why scheduling the decompression first, before adding anything new, is often the missing piece.
She introduces the continue, stop, start framework for creating space before scheduling, explores the two kinds of imbalance she sees most often, and talks honestly about what firm compassion really means in practice.
This isn’t about doing less. It’s about doing things in the right order.
In this episode:
→ Why adding new habits onto a full plate doesn’t work
→ Space before scheduling: decompression as the first habit
→ The continue, stop, start exercise for creating room
→ The two kinds of imbalance and how to know which one you’re in
→ Firm compassion: what it really means to be held accountable with care
→ Self mastery as the real investment
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