Posts Tagged ‘overwhelm’
Clean Up Your Life and Get Stuff Done With Life Editing | Sage Grayson, Life Editor
New to life editing? I recently recorded a trailer for my YouTube channel with a short and sweet explanation of what life editing is and the 5 steps of my Life Editing Process. My analytical, systematic, editorial coaching style helps women get stuff done faster with easy peasy step-by-step plans. There’s no overwhelm when you’re…
Read MoreEditor’s Notebook 264
The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week Sea Lion Comes on Land, Swims in Pool, and Steals Man’s Chair. This is quite possibly the greatest video I have ever seen. Come for a…
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The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week What Side Hustle You Should Start, Based On Your MBTI Type. Good thing I chose to be a coach! I Was a Chronic Procrastinator… Until I…
Read MoreBeat Your Burnout for Good! [ALL NEW]
Happy February! The Life Editor Clubhouse just released the new content for February to help you protect your time, money, energy, and mental health. February 2022 Theme: Beat Your Burnout! Watch today’s video to learn how to enjoy this month’s new class, group calls, and book club in the Life Editor Clubhouse. Your Next Steps Download your February Checklist. Get…
Read More7 Undeniable Ways to Know For Sure It’s Time to Quit
They’re calling it the “great resignation” because millions of people have quit their jobs in the past 2 years. The struggles from the pandemic have made people re-evaluate the treatment they’re getting from their companies and managers. The fear of death can really put things in perspective. And most of us would rather be happy…
Read More4 Self-Care Tips to Reduce Stress and Anxiety
Stress, anxiety, and overwhelm are mental disturbances that can significantly affect your well-being or result in advanced mental disorders like depression if you fail to resolve them. The outcomes are more severe for some people, depending on the triggers and the patient’s mental state. Detecting stress may not be easy, especially in children, so it’s…
Read MoreHow Single-Tasking Can Help You Focus in a Busy World
Modern-day life can be difficult and busy with the number of tasks you must complete daily. You might take a multitasking approach to problem solving because you mistakenly believe that doing more at once is better. But multitasking only divides your attention, slows your progress, and can lead to burnout. Instead, focus on one task…
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