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Hey iza,
What’s one thing you never put on your calendar…
…but somehow still takes up time every week?
For one of our clients, it was things like:
“Wash my hair.”
“Run errands.”
“Reset the house.”
She told Carey, “I feel like these silly things shouldn’t need to be scheduled…I feel guilty even taking time for them.”
But here’s the reality.
If something takes time, it is part of your week… whether you plan for it or not.
And when your calendar only reflects work and “important” tasks… you end up with a plan that assumes you have way more time than you actually do.
That’s where the feeling of constantly being behind comes from. Your plan is not reflecting your real life!
This is one of the biggest shifts we teach inside the Winning the Week Method®.
You don’t just plan your work.
You plan your actual life, so your week is built on reality instead of guesswork.
Which means:
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accounting for the things that always happen
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protecting time for what actually matters
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and making sure your week is realistic before it even starts
That’s how people stop feeling behind… and start getting ahead.
I’m walking through exactly how to do this in a live masterclass this Friday (March 27 at 1pm ET).
85% of people who attend this masterclass report saving 1–5+ hours per week after implementing this.
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