Tarot Card for the Week of October 27

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With time management and avoidance expert Lauren Leon, we translate tarot symbolism into a clear, low-drama system for getting real work done.

As Anna from Frozen 2 says: “do the next right thing” — choose one step, do it without drama, then ask what’s next. 

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Episode Transcript

Lauren (00:00):
It's tarot card time for the week of October 27th.
Happy Halloween, everyone.
Now, Frank, grab those tarotcards.

Frank (00:11):
These ones?
Yeah.
My cadet-sized tarot cards.

Lauren (00:14):
Cadet-sized cards.

Frank (00:15):
For my cadet-sized hands.
It doesn't mean anything.
It doesn't mean anything.

Lauren (00:18):
Today we're going with what does our collective need to
know this week?
And the shuffling has begun.
Shuffle shuffle.
Toil and trouble.

Frank (00:29):
Shuffle, shuffle, chocolate, shuffle.

Lauren (00:33):
I was going with the um the witches from Hamlet.
Oh, that is the Five of Swords.

Frank (00:42):
As usual, we've referred to Fearless Tarot, the good
book, as I call it, by Dr.
Elliot Adam.

Lauren (00:48):
He likes to describe this card as not being super
overwhelmed by the tasks athand.
If you have somethingoverwhelming that is like a big
project or something that youwant to get to, break it into
smaller chunks.

Frank (01:03):
And here to speak with us today about time management and
avoidance.
We have time management andavoidance expert Lauren Leon.

Lauren (01:10):
So let me tell you about time management.
Play the like music behind thisthat's like that was all air
and no whistle.
Guys, I get easily overwhelmed.
Anybody else?
My MO is usually likeprocrastination, unless I am

(01:32):
hyperfixated on something.
And then I'll just keep keepworking at it.
If it's something that I wantto do, but I also feel
intimidated by, I put it offuntil I'm actually ready to
tackle it.
But instead, when I do smallbits of it, just like, all
right, today I'm just gonna gethalf a page done of whatever

(01:53):
this is.
I feel much better.

Frank (01:55):
But let's talk about what actually happens too for Lauren
is that she'll break it downinto small chunks, list it all
out, and then hold that wholething in front of her.
That's the same as looking atyour whole big task, right?
Yeah.
You get overwhelmed by theentire thing.
Mm-mm, mm-mm, mm-mm, mm-mm.
Listen, what we need to do isjust do the next thing.

(02:16):
You know, Anna from Frozen.

Lauren (02:19):
Do the next right thing.

Frank (02:21):
For those Frozen 2 fans out there.

Lauren (02:23):
Frozen 2, all the music slaps.

Frank (02:26):
Kristen Bell just wailed on that song.
She did she did the rightthing.
Literally, just like giveyourself the goal of just the
next thing and don't look at therest of it.
Once that's done, you could belike, what's next?

Lauren (02:36):
Use excitement, break it into chunks.

Frank (02:39):
You can only carry a couple swords at a time.

Lauren (02:41):
You don't have to be sad, like the guys in the
background that are like, Ican't do this.

Frank (02:45):
Well, computer please enhance the quitters in the
background.

Lauren (02:48):
They threw their swords down and said, Not today.

Frank (02:51):
No emotion needed in task management.
Let's just go.

Lauren (02:55):
Yeah, let's do this.
Let's go.
We love you.
We love you.