How Do We Deal with Our Ever Growing To-Do Lists?

Do you currently have tasks on your ‘to-do’ lists that you know you must accomplish but simply don't feel like doing?

Often, these items get carried from one week to the next because we choose to focus on the ‘want to’ activities instead. Some are quick and easy tasks that we haven’t scheduled time for, and others are initial steps to our bigger goals that we ignore for a variety of reasons.

These unfinished items and growing lists unintentionally drain our energy! If we don't have a mechanism to cross important tasks off the list, it easily becomes out of control.

What is one task on YOUR list that you wish you could cross off?

• Why is this task so important?

• How much time would it actually take to complete?

• Why haven’t you been able to complete it?

Some of the most common blocks I hear from clients…

“It feels like a huge undertaking and I feel overwhelmed”

“I hate doing that particular task”

“I have a fear that I might not be able to do it”

“There is no obstacle, I just need to start it”

Imagine how it would feel to cross this item off your list! It is likely draining some of your energy just knowing it needs to get done. The longer we procrastinate completing things we don’t want to do, the less energy we have to create room for things we actually want to do!

What is currently blocking YOU from completing a specific task off your list?

Respond to this email, and I’d be happy to offer you some suggestions! For me personally, I try to infuse some FUN to overcoming the mental blocks of moving these ‘have-to’ items along.

My personal tricks to completing ‘have-to’ tasks!

My passion is supporting people who have a desire to grow personally and professionally. I help my clients to dive deep into their thoughts and feelings and intuition to ignite real change in their lives.

My superpower is uncovering the "aha" moments you never knew you needed.

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