I want you to take a deep breath now, and hear that it’s okay.

It’s okay to be on a roll with the biz stuff, feel the high-performer pressure, and then allow yourself to back off and just feel into your body.

To stop performing. Take a biz break day and just watch courses or catch up on biz podcasts.

(Or do some next-season-clothes shopping for your kids, research a new appliance buy, or plan your next homeschooling purchase.)

You’re allowed to need to use some of your biz time on an out-of-the-norm family thing.

It’s okay.

You’ve got this!

Alyssa

De-stress daily life as a work-at-home mom: https://yourunbusylife.com/

Subscribe to your weekly Mompreneur Life Made Easy!

🎧 New limited-time podcast series (only available through June): how to recharge faster on breaks (since you’re running a family AND a business) → TAP HERE

• How to truly treat yourself like your business’s top asset (in all the practical ways)
• The secret trick to making sure your mom brain is dealt with first, so you can actually slow down enough to rest
• How to diagnose what isn’t working about your current hobby + free time schedule

🎧 New limited-time podcast series (only available through June): how to recharge faster on breaks as a high achiever mom (since you’re balancing a family AND a purpose) → TAP HERE

And if you're at all curious about how many hours you could free up each week, take this 30-second quiz that calculates it for you - you’ll know exactly how many hours you can take back.

‘Cause I think it’s time for you to be able to trust your intuition (both with your kids AND your “what’s next” goals list).

What’s your “hours freed up” number?

Take the quiz: https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/5ed64243d4b08200148d5797

Because you may be a mom, and a service provider, and a wife slash housekeeper, but you still need to keep the family running through the weekend (even though you’re “off” work for the business), and this doesn’t always lead to a break.

So here’s how to not let the household swallow up your entire Saturday or Sunday so that you can actually enjoy a weekend break (just like your kids are doing).

This scheduling hack comes from one of my client calls, when this client told me that her work week schedule was going great (yay!), but now her weekend was getting too crammed (leading to no downtime for her, and a very non-refreshed go-go-go start to every Monday).

Here are the 2 tips I gave her.

You’ve got this!

Alyssa

De-stress daily life as a work-at-home mom: https://yourunbusylife.com/

Subscribe to your weekly Mompreneur Life Made Easy!

🎧 New limited-time podcast series (only available through June): how to recharge faster on breaks (since you’re running a family AND a business) → TAP HERE

• How to truly treat yourself like your business’s top asset (in all the practical ways)
• The secret trick to making sure your mom brain is dealt with first, so you can actually slow down enough to rest
• How to diagnose what isn’t working about your current hobby + free time schedule

🎧 New limited-time podcast series (only available through June): how to recharge faster on breaks as a high achiever mom (since you’re balancing a family AND a purpose) → TAP HERE

And if you're at all curious about how many hours you could free up each week, take this 30-second quiz that calculates it for you - you’ll know exactly how many hours you can take back.

‘Cause I think it’s time for you to be able to trust your intuition (both with your kids AND your “what’s next” goals list).

What’s your “hours freed up” number?

Take the quiz: https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/5ed64243d4b08200148d5797

Because “an underutilized productivity hack is saying no.” (Marcus Urbanski)

Couldn’t agree more, Marcus. If you’ve got too much on your plate, chances are you’re not saying no to something.

Because all that stuff on your schedule was placed there by you. (And if it wasn’t, then you’ve got a boundary issue you need to be dealing with!)

• You chose it.
• You allowed it.
• YOU drifted along and said, “Yes, let’s keep going to it.”

Not your calendar. Which means you have to take personal responsibility.

You’ve got this!

Alyssa

Love your daily life again as a work-at-home mom: https://yourunbusylife.com/

Subscribe to your weekly Mompreneur Life Made Easy!

🎧 New limited-time podcast series (only available through June): how to recharge faster on breaks (since you’re running a family AND a business) → TAP HERE

• How to truly treat yourself like your business’s top asset (in all the practical ways)
• The secret trick to making sure your mom brain is dealt with first, so you can actually slow down enough to rest
• How to diagnose what isn’t working about your current hobby + free time schedule

🎧 New limited-time podcast series (only available through June): how to recharge faster on breaks as a high achiever mom (since you’re balancing a family AND a purpose) → TAP HERE

And if you're at all curious about how many hours you could free up each week, take this 30-second quiz that calculates it for you - you’ll know exactly how many hours you can take back.

‘Cause I think it’s time for you to be able to trust your intuition (both with your kids AND your “what’s next” goals list).

What’s your “hours freed up” number?

Take the quiz: https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/5ed64243d4b08200148d5797