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Reading Time: 3 minutes If there’s anything we’ve learned from the past few years, it’s that we can’t can control everything. But we CAN have a bit more control over things within our lives, businesses, home and calendars. Alexandra Beauregard of The Productivity Zone believes we can use routines and simple systems to create freedom and spend time on what matters most. Find out how she uses emojis and color coding to stay organized, and what routines have in common with your undies!

Reading Time: 22 minutes

You sure can learn a lot from recording 50 episodes of a podcast. That’s why I’m sharing the 5 Life Lessons I’ve learned about Time Management, Productivity and Work/Life Balance along the way. From battling imposter syndrome to perfectionism, I even open up about a part of my personality that I struggle with. If there’s one thing I’ve learned in the last 50 episodes, when it comes to challenges, we’re usually not alone. Tune in to hear what I’ve learned, and what’s up next for It’s About Time.

Reading Time: 12 minutes

In Episode 30, I’m pulling back the curtain on… myself! Several of you have reached out and asked why I became a coach, what my journey to coaching looked like, and how I got started. You’ll find out why I thought coaching was weird and wanted nothing to do with it, and how an email in my spam folder changed everything. Plus, just like my interview guests, I’ll share the exact tools that I use to run my business and stay on top of family life.

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Would you rather A) be exceptional – like REALLY awesome – at just a few things or B) do #ALLTHETHINGS, but not very well? In this episode, Rachel Henry and I go deep on what it takes to focus on what matters most. From saying “No” and walking away, to designing simple systems that actually work for you, your career, and your family. Before you say “Yes!” to yet another request for your time, Rachel will have you asking yourself, “Is the juice worth the squeeze?”

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Business owner. Baker. Side gigger. Single mom. Community leader. Larger than life personality powerhouse. Sarah Joy Hays is all of the above. In this episode, she shares how she made her dream a reality by opening her own bakery, and how she makes dreams come true as a Disney vacation planner. Plus, she opens up about how she manages a fulfilling work life while caring for her son, and how her core values play a central role in all she does.

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Sometimes your career takes you on a journey you never expected. That’s a journey that Emily Schneller knows well. Emily shares her path from studying opera and working in finance, to owning a gym and leading a team of nutrition coaches. Listen in to hear her #1 piece of advice for making time for health and nutrition in our busy lives and so much more.

Reading Time: 4 minutes

Let’s be honest. Money talk can be stressful, but dealing with your finances doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain to tell how I stay on top of my money game every week, and what I’m doing this month to press the reset button on our family and business finances. Plus, I’m sharing the true story of how I paid off $13K of credit card debt back in 2017 without a full time job.

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Community over competition is easy said than done. Today’s guests, Alissa Jenkins and Katy Caldwell – co-hosts of the Hustle Humbly Podcast, are two competing Realtors in the Baton Rouge market and proof of the power of collaboration. In this episode, we chat about how they navigate schedules that are both flexible and demanding, as well as the importance of creating healthy boundaries and carving out time for yourself.

Reading Time: 6 minutes

My little girl, Camilla, turned one last week. As you can imagine – my life has changed in the past year in ways I couldn’t have predicted. In this episode, I candidly share my first year in motherhood: what’s changed, what’s stayed the same and how adding a new job title to my resume – Mom – has affected how I think about and manage my time. 

Reading Time: 3 minutes

Setting up a calendar system is one of the first places I start with my time management clients, because without a consistent method for managing your calendar, you’re going to be stuck in the hamster wheel of overwhelm and constantly refreshing your brain like a browser with too many tabs open. And you know what happens when you have too many tabs open – you start moving slower and slower until everything just crashes.