In this week's episode, Melyssa shares how she has taken steps to get back to basics in her life and business, along with how breaking down a large goal into the smallest action steps can help conquer overwhelm!
Educate: Ways to give yourself a "reset" and walking through a goal breakdown to conquer overwhelm!
Empower: Reflect on where you are satisfied and dissatisfied with areas of your life (in a patient, compassionate way, of course!).
Engage: Take time to get clear on what you desire to accomplish over the next 6 months and then break that down into action steps that you can set goals around!
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