Unlock the key to finding Work/Life Balance
Feeling like you're spread too thin between your job and responsibilities at home?
You're not alone! Take this quiz to find out what's keeping you from feeling more balanced and get a custom action plan to fix it.
At the end, you'll get:
- A breakdown of your biggest work/life balance struggle
- A quick tip to start tipping the balance scale back in your favour
- A free resource to help you better pull it all together
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Girl, you're juggling A LOT!
The best way to ease the metal load is by getting super clear on what needs to get doone instead of spreadiing yourself so thin and jumping around from task to task.
Right now, you need a simple system to keep your priorities front and centre-without feeling overwhelmed
Here's Your Next Step...
Start each week with a list of the highest priority tasks. Instead of writing a to-do list of things you'd like to accomplish, pick out tasks that are time bound and need to get done before the week ends. Then, spread those tasks out by putting one into your schedule each day. No more jamming your schedule with unrealistic expectations and leaving it up to chance saying "I'll get to it when I'm not so busy" We both know that day will never come.
Need Extra Support?
- after booking your to-do tasks into your schedule, set a reminder alarm on your phone to jog your memory and hold you accountable for how you're spending your time
- keep a Later List of tasks that are less important. You can pull from that list on less busy weeks
- Use the Free Balance It Digtial Planner to map out your week and keep your taasks visible when you're on the go
You Got This! A little structure and prioritization goes a long way to help you feel more in control of your time...and WAY less stressed out too
Between all those chores, your work schedulle and extra curricular activities, it can be tugh too be fully present with your family. You're craving more connection and time together and often feel guilty for not having more time to play with your kiddos.
Your Next Step:
Schedule 30 minutes f intentional time with your family every day where you put down your phone and priritize time together- no distractions. This could mean playing a game together or letting your kids decide what they want to do with you for this quality family time. The key is to make this part of your daily routine.
Need Extra Support?
- if time is tight, try includin your kids in dinner prep asking what they're like to help with and engging in conversation as you go
- make it a routine that, at a certain time each day, everyone puts away devices, stops what they are doing nd comes together
- Use the Free Balance It Digital Planner to see how you can fit this into your daily routine
You've been busy pouring into everyone else for so long, when's the last time you gave yourself a moment to breathe? Your next step isn't about doing more, it's about weaving intentional time for yourssself so you can keep your battery charged throughout the day
Your Next Step:
Sprinkle little Pockets of Peace into your day as you transition from one block of time to another. This could mean taking some deep breathes as you wait in the school pick up line instead of scrolling on your phone or lisstening to some vibey music nd brewing your favourite tea to ease yourself back into work-mode, post lunch break.
Need Extra Support?
- make a list of mood boosters so you have some go-to options
- set a reminder on your phone to pause and check-in, especially before entering a stressfull part of your day (like bedtime routine for the kiddos)
- Use the Free Balance It Digital Planner to see where theese small chuncks of time could fit into your day
Your time is so valuable, and taking care of yourself is never selfish- it's necessary. Let's make sure you get those little moments of peace so you are able to show up as the best version of yourself for the people you love.
You may be feeling buried under dishes and piles of laundry and, lets be honest- it's exhausting trying to keep a tidy house when you're working long hours, running the kids to hockey games and keeping the fridge stocked with everyone favourite snacks. You spend all weekend cleaning and as soon as you get it all done, some one spills juice on the couch, throws toys around the living room and the dog pukes on the carpet. It's a never-ending job but the good news is you can create a simple system for keeping up with the mess without spending hours each week.
Your Next Steps:
Assign yourself one cleaning task per day, setting a timer for 15 minutes and spending thaat time intentionally and uninterrupted. Whether you decide to clen one room for 15 minutes a day or you create a cleaning system of tasks tht cycle through the week, the main goal is tht you plan ahead instead of deciding in the moment what you'll be cleaning. Block off the time in your day like a cleaning daye with yourself. Better yet, make it part of the family routine and get everyone involved!
Need Extra Support?
- give your kids the ipad or a solo activity so you can focus without frustration
- hire a service to tackle the big jobs. Having someone come once per season to clean your oven, windows and deep clean your bathrooms can be a huge weight off your shoulders and well worth the investment
- use the Free Balance It Digital Planner to see where in your day you'll be able to fit this in
Small, consistent effort beats chaotic catch-up cleaning every weekend. Make it simple and doable