#54: Stop Procrastinating and Start Doing: The Two-System Approach That Helps Working Moms Actually Get Things Done

Feeling overwhelmed by the endless to-do list that comes with being a working mom and business owner? You're not alone. In this episode, we're tackling one of the biggest challenges my clients face: knowing where to start when everything feels urgent and nothing feels done.

I'm breaking down why "doing the thing" is so much harder than it should be (spoiler: it's not laziness), and sharing the exact two-system approach that helped me reclaim an hour and a half per week just by removing decision fatigue. Whether you're drowning in home chaos or avoiding that one business task you know you need to tackle, this episode will show you how to create systems that work with your life as a working mom, not against it.

By the end of this episode, you'll understand:

• Why decision fatigue is draining your energy before you even open your laptop
• The two-fold foundation you need to establish before any productivity system will work
• How to create a Business Engine and Home Hub that automate your daily decisions
• Why systems actually give you more freedom, not less (even if you love chasing shiny objects like me)
• The one simple challenge you can implement today to start breaking the overwhelm cycle

Ready to build the foundation that makes systems actually work? Grab my free workbook "Taking Control of Your Time: 3 Simple Steps to Master Intentional Time Management" at timeforliving.co/takingcontrol. You'll get clear on what truly matters to you, see where your time is really going, and create a strategic plan that aligns with your goals.

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• Website: timeforliving.co
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The only thing that is doing the thing is doing the thing. Stop waiting for the perfect moment, the perfect system, or the perfect plan. Start with one task, one time block, one decision removed from your plate. Your future self is counting on you to take that first step today.