Part two of our discussion focused on how to de-commit to doing things that are not the highest and best use of our time. In the previous episode, Lightening Your Burden, we discussed strategies to determine if you want to keep doing something, stop it, or delegate. We continue the discussion in this episode, focusing on cultivating feelings of inspiration, joy, and motivation based on how you choose to spend your time.

Life is short; who will if you don’t care for your time?

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Thank you to our 5 excellent coaches for sharing insight and perspectives and showing the power of vulnerability. Learn more about our individual backgrounds: Your Tribe

Thank you to our 5 excellent coaches for sharing insight and perspectives and showing the power of vulnerability.

Aimee Allen
Haig Partners
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Brigitta Hoeferle
The Center of NLP
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Cindy Kavanagh
C&JKAV, LLC
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Jeanne Zierhoffer
JZ Lifestyle Team
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Kendall Rawls
The Rawls Group: Business Succession Planners
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Owner Motivation and Perspective

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