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You wanted flexibility.

Instead, some days feel like one long series of things needing you. Client thing. Kid thing. School thing. Package thing. Snack thing....

But one day, your day stops answering everybody ELSE first. 

If your days feel harder than they should….


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Some days you wake up motivated - some days you don't.

But it's kind of suspicious when the same project keeps getting delayed on both kinds of days.... ;)

At least, ‘til motivation stops deciding whether Tuesday works.

That's where my brain starts asking questions.


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By 2pm, everything starts feeling harder.

The focus is gone. The kid patience is pretty much nonexistent…. And the copy project that actually needed your best thinking is still sitting there.

But one day... 2pm is just 2pm again. ;)

Most moms notice when their energy disappears - I'm usually more interested in what got it first.


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Future-you didn't magically find more hours.

She just stopped spending Tuesday afternoon on things that never needed Tuesday afternoon in the first place.

Which sounds obvious… right up till you realize how much of your week is built around them.

If your days still depend on you for everything….


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You send the reminder. Then the follow-up. Then the "just checking in" message.

At this point, it's fair to ask why you're the only one who remembers this project exists. :D

But one day, your "just checking in" template disappears from your drafts folder.

If you've ever wondered: "Why am I still doing this?" 

….That's the kind of thing I'd loo...


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