Let’s keep this fun conversation going! If you haven’t caught EP 135 yet, make sure to do that after listening to today’s episode. They work best together. Alright, I KNOW your weeks are full on. Full of balancing health, home, work, relationships (all. the. things.)… am I right?!?
I am right there with you sister and today I am dropping a fresh little reminder. There are ways to optimize how you spend your time so that you can save time and stress each week. AN EVENING WELL SPENT has been a mantra I have shared with my clients for almost a decade. It is the secret sauce to setting up a successful day AND allow you to really savour and enjoy your AM routine (more on that in EP 135). So come with me on a little adventure today as we strategize how you can maximize where your energy is going when you wrap up your days so that you can have meals planned (maybe even prepped), bring order to your beloved home and feel more flow throughout your next day.
Let’s get to it! N xo
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