Changing Your Relationship with Time
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I’m sure many of you can relate with not having enough time, feeling like you’re wasting time, or feeling overwhelmed and stressed these days.
I want you to meet one of my new friends, who felt the same way.
Her name is Serena Cofer, and she is a mother of four and a mompreneur in the wellness field.
Two years ago, She did something radical.
1) She quit her full-time teaching job, sold her house, and paid for rent and utilities in advance.
2) She thought if she had less in her schedule, she would be a better mom and feel happier.
3) To her surprise, she found she was dead wrong.
Really, the funny thing was, she didn’t know what to do with herself!
She was so used to being in the story of “busy” that she didn’t know how to be anything else.
Like too many women, she had equated her value in society with how much she was doing, and she worked away into burnout. So she thought a year “off” would cure her of that.
Instead, she often stressed about “wasting time” and “not doing enough”. The stress didn’t go away, it just shifted.
You might be thinking "Well, if only I had a year like that!”
Me too! In fact, on my hard days, I sometimes fantasize about quitting it all.
But the key is not what’s in your schedule! It’s in your relationship with time. (Dang it!)
Two years after starting her big shift, she’s come a long way in understanding time management, but she knows there is more.
To find the missing pieces, she decided to research the subject of time.
This turned into a one-day online conference, where she is interviewing eight other experts (including me!).
It’s called The Busy Moms Conference: Finding Time to be Mom and Everything Else Too.
In my interview, I focused on creating time abundance for moms with a business.
Serena even got a little teary eyed near the end of our interview, as our conversation went a little deep. We touched on what gives me courage to dare to work very differently from my colleagues and my corporate loving family. Hint: it has to do with my eight year old daughter.
This online conference that begins on Nov 17th, for one day only.
The goal? That time is no longer a demanding taskmaster, but a supportive friend. For me, for her and for you.
If you are feeling like you don’t have enough time, you’re wasting time, or you’re overwhelmed and stressed, here’s what I have for you:
A complimentary ticket to attend this conference. You can register using this link.
You will be able to watch from your home, office, or on the go.
This is for women who want to change their relationship with time forever.
Here’s some of what will be covered in the VIDEO INTERVIEWS:
True personal struggles around time and how to overcome them
How to determine if you are in Burnout and what to do about it
What happens when you play the long game
How to shift your mindset about time
Tips and strategies for more structure in your day
How memory affects productivity
What sets you up for ultimate success
These interviews are REAL, short CONVERSATIONS with experts who know how busy you are and want to help YOU.
SO let me ask you this: Are you interested in thinking and experiencing time differently?
I know for me, time and how I relate to it is something that's always on my mind, which is why I agreed to speak at this event.
(No overwhelming 50 speaker line up, there's just 8 or so of us.)
Register here with your complimentary ticket.
Karin
P.S. In case you are wondering who the speakers are, here are some that you will hear from: In addition to myself, there's Jolene Fisher, Jason Fried (of Basecamp fame and author of several books on reworking "work"), Manuel Astruc, Holly Homer, Molly Wren Christensen, and more.
P.P.S. Whenever you're ready for a coach that specializes in a small is the new big approach to business where time is considered a form of true wealth, go here to see if I can help.