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It's no wonder we have trouble focusing and getting anything done during the day! The constant stream of emails, text messages, and pings is relentless forcing our days to be more reactive than proactive. But it's unrealistic to think you can just turn off all notifications. For many, being responsive to clients and colleagues is a part of the job. And as parents, being unavailable is too risky. What if your child is sick or there's an emergency? In this episode, Katelyn shares realistic strategies and tips for how to find a balance of focused time for the proactive projects and work that you need to do, while still being responsive to the interruptions that come in throughout the day.
Key Takeaways:
01:14 Different types of interruptions 02:19 The impact interruptions have on your day and how you feel 06:45 A realistic approach to managing interruptions 14:14 Practical tips to help reduce interruptions 17:04 Building a new habit that's less reactive 17:47 Get support with managing your time and interruptionsResources + Links:
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Before you click buy on a new planner or implement a new task management app, let's make sure you know what you need your planner to do for you. With the new year around the corner, it's exciting to think about a fresh start and finally getting your life organized. But as someone who has a stack of half-filled planners, I know too well what it feels like to buy a planner hoping it'll change your life, only to realize that the problem was never actually the planner, it was you. In this episode, I walk you through seven critical questions to consider before you make any changes or purchase anything new and I also share my 4 favorite paper planners in case you're in the market.
And if you want to start fresh in 2025 and learn how to manage your time, plan intentionally, and create space for more than just work and parenting, join me for a small group coaching program exclusively for working moms. Click here to learn more.
Key Takeaways:
00:44 Planning for the New Year 02:42 Choosing the right planner and tool 06:33 Seven questions to consider before you implement something new 20:55 My favorite planners 29:23 New group coaching for working moms in January 2025Resources + Links:
The Plan by Kendra Adachi Remarkable Book a Planning Intensive session Free step-by-step guide for creating an effective to-do list Monk Manual Panda Planner Passion Planner Full Focus Planner Interested in my January 2025 group coaching program for working moms? Click here to learn moreLet's Connect on Social:
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As working parents with kids, work, and a life to take care of, there's "always something". What is a "normal" week anyway? It's probably one where everything went according to plan. But is that really realistic to expect? I would argue that "abnormal" weeks are the norm and the sooner we come to expect that, the easier it is to be flexible when plans change. In this episode, I'm sharing personal anecdotes and client stories to highlight the importance of flexibility, lowering expectations, and celebrating small wins to manage the unpredictable weeks, plus the phrase that I use instead of "it is what it is."
Key Takeaways: 00:00 My holiday recap 01:55 The Myth of a "normal" week 08:24 Embracing the unexpected 09:10 Celebrating wins and being flexible 11:33 Acknowledging how you feel so you can accept 13:09 Why abnormal weeks make so much sense Resources + Links: Episode 3: Creating a Monthly Wrap-up Process Stress Less This Holiday workshop replay + workbook Episode 12: Reclaiming Joy Follow me on IG for a behind-the-scenes look at my working mom life Fill out coaching application to learn more about working togetherLet's Connect on Social:
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It's not a vacation, it's "taking the show on the road". There's so much that goes into preparing for and actually executing on travel once you have kids. And particularly for working moms, who are navigating work responsibilities up to and even sometimes throughout travel, it's a lot. In this episode, I'm offering practical tips to help make travel a little less stressful and a little more enjoyable, including ways that you can share the mental load of everything that goes into making a trip a reality. And yes, a lot of it does come down to your expectations, but we're talking about that too! Listen in if you've got travel plans on the horizon or if you're thinking about taking more trips with your kids this year. It's possible to shift your perspective and welcome the ups and downs of "doing life in a new place".
Key Takeaways:
01:38 Traveling with kids: expectations vs. reality 05:25 Managing travel expectations 13:10 The Importance of a packing list 14:54 Sharing travel responsibilities 19:13 What laughing more models to your kids 21:39 Take this work to the next levelResources + Links:
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If you're tired of the after-work, evening hustle feeling so exhausting as you start up your "second shift", try changing the way that you wrap up your workday. The way that you transition from work mode to mom mode has the power to positively impact your evenings and the quality time that you have with your kids. In this episode I share real-life examples and ideas of how you can intentionally close the loop on your workday whether you have 1 minute or 15. Are you ready for a smoother, more enjoyable transition into your evenings? Listen in.
Key Takeaways: 00:00 Our new family tradition 03:53 The second shift and how to make it feel better 06:49 Transitioning from work to home 10:42 Creating a work wrap-up routine 14:01 Practical tips for a smoother transition Resources + Links: Hunt, Gather, Parent by Michaeleen Doucleff Episode 10: Say Goodbye to Last Minute Dinner Stress Episode 1: The Power of a Simple To-Do List Episode 6: Seize the Day Book your 90-minute Planning IntensiveLet's Connect on Social:
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So many books and articles have been written about what successful people do to start their day. If we're not waking up early to workout, meditate, and get a jump start on our day, what are even doing? But as busy, working parents, with interrupted sleep and irregular wake-up times, it can be so hard to be consistent with morning routines, let alone to find time to drink a cup of coffee in peace. In this episode, I'm challenging the idea of a morning routine and offering up a new approach to mornings as a busy, working parent. An approach that takes into consideration the responsibilities and lack of sleep that parents, especially parents of young kids, are facing. You don't have to give up the idea entirely, but you I would encourage you to embrace some flexibility and reduce the pressure to do it all. You can still have a successful morning, it just might look a little different than the ones we read about.
Key Takeaways: 00:00 Welcome and Workshop Recap 01:13 Mornings with kids 02:59 Why morning routines don't work as a working mom 04:38 Rethinking the ideal morning routine 11:31 What to create instead 19:21 Taking this concept to the next level Resources + Links: Get the replay and workbook for the Stress Less This Holiday workshop The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod 5 AM Club by Robin Sharma Follow me on Instagram @lovemothernurture Fill out an application to learn more about coaching with KatelynLet's Connect on Social:
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In this episode, we're getting nerdy and looking at the value of mining your everyday life for data. Taking strategic notes not only helps you remember things that are so easy to forget when life is full, but those notes also help your future self make faster, more informed decisions. No more wasting time reinventing the wheel or making the same mistakes year after year. When you take notes in this way, you'll have all the information you need to make life better with each iteration. I'm sharing real-life examples of the types of notes I take throughout the year on holidays, travel, kid activities, and more. Plus I walk you through the tool that I use and how you can choose a note-taking tool that'll work for you and your family. Listen in so you can learn how to build your second-brain and free up precious space and energy for the things that are right in front of you. Key Takeaways: 01:07 The power of simple, "boring", habits 01:42 The importance of strategic note-taking 05:50 Examples of what to document 16:36 What tools to use and when to take notes 21:19 Your homework Resources + Links: Get your ticket to Stress Less This Holiday Building a Second Brain by Tiago Forte OneNote by Microsoft Evernote Google Keep
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In this podcast episode, Katelyn shares the four most common mistakes that she sees working moms make this time of year. With so much on the calendar in November and December from holidays, events, celebrations, and school breaks, if you're not careful, you can easily overcommit yourself and feel completely burned out come January 1st. But with a little awareness and intention, you can create a plan that supports you through the season and helps you create the end-of-year experience that you want. In my annual holiday planning workshop, Stress Less This Holiday, I'll guide you through the planning process that considers your schedule, your energy, your family, your work, and the memories that you want to create. You'll walk away with a clear head, a well thought out plan, and know exactly what needs to get done so that you can stop stressing and be present for it all. Get your ticket today at www.themothernurture.com/holidays. Key Takeaways: 01:29 Holiday planning workshop announcement 02:03 The Four most common holiday season mistakes 03:32 Mistake 1: Saying yes without pausing 07:55 Mistake 2: Not having a seasonal intention 10:54 Mistake 3: Reinventing the wheel 15:13 Mistake 4: Neglecting your healthy habits Resources + Links: Get Your Ticket for Stress Less This Holiday workshop Follow me on Instagram @lovemothernurture Listen to Episode 15: Planning for the Unexpected Listen to Episode 11: No More Excuses
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Is it possible to plan for the unexpected? When kids have to stay home sick or a work emergency pops up and you have to throw your plan out the window, what is even the point? Why create a plan if circumstances mean you can't follow it? In this episode, I want to challenge you to see the value of your plan even when nothing goes according to plan. It gives you the information you need to be able to find a solution to whatever has popped up. It helps you see what is actually important and what is not.
And while it may not be possible to see into the future and plan for the unexpected, there are strategies you can use to make things easier when the unexpected pops up. I'm sharing three of my favorites and several personal examples of what planning for the unexpected looks like in my life as a working mom of three young kids.
If you want to learn how to create a plan that will support you even when things change, join me for my holiday planning workshop for busy, working moms. Stress Less This Holiday is happening on November 7th and you can get your ticket at themothernurture.com/holidays.
Key Takeaways: 00:57 The Frustration of planning when you have kids 02:28 My personal story of nothing going according to plan 04:24 My experiment with NOT planning 05:30 The purpose of having a plan even when you don't follow it 10:03 Strategies to help you plan for the unexpected 14:03 Shift the way you think of a plan Resources + Links: Episode #6: Seize the Day: Making the Most of Your Time Sign up to get my weekly email: Working Mom Wednesdays Get your Ticket: Stress Less This Holiday WorkshopLet's Connect on Social:
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We all know what decision fatigue is and how we should create routines, habits, and even uniforms to reduce the number of decisions we have to make. But the other piece of decision fatigue that's not talked about as much is indecision - delaying or prolonging a decision because we tell ourselves we need more time or more information. Every unmade decision is like an open loop in your brain costing you time and energy just like a nail in your tire that is slowly leaking air while you drive. The faster you can make your decision, the less air you'll leak. Learning how to recognize indecision and having strategies to help you make faster, more confident decisions will help save you so much time, energy, and mental space. But the key is knowing which decisions to make quickly, and which decisions to take your time with. In this episode, you'll learn it all, including my five favorite hacks for getting over the indecision hump. Key Takeaways: 00:00 Stress Less This Holiday workshop announcement 01:27 Dealing with decision fatigue 04:16 What is indecision and what does it cost you? 05:38 Recognizing how indecisiveness shows up 13:24 Strategies for making faster, more confident decisions 18:33 The key step to strong decision-making 19:27 Choosing your decisions and your strategy 20:18 Getting support with the big decisions in your life Resources + Links: Get your ticket to Stress Less This Holiday workshop Send me a DM on Instagram Episode #10: Say Goodbye to Last-Minute Dinner Stress Apply to work with me
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If you want a more relaxed, enjoyable holiday season, it's time to start planning now. I'm excited to bring back my Stress Less This Holiday workshop on November 7, 2024. Regardless of what you celebrate, there are so many activities, events, and things to do those last two months of the year. If you set aside 90 minutes now to think through your calendar, your tasks, and your decisions, you'll save yourself hours of time, energy, and stress later on. I want you to not only have a plan and a list, but to also know what your priorities are for this season. What's important to you? What memories do you want to make? How do you want to feel? You can have the best plan and the most beautiful calendar, but if you don't know why you're doing any of it, you'll end up feeling dissatisfied and exhausted. I want you to end the year feeling at peace and like you still have the energy to reflect on this beautiful life you're creating! Get your ticket today at www.themothernurture.com/holidays. Key Takeaways: 00:10 Reflecting on the final quarter of the year 02:18 Common seasonal stressors 03:50 Introducing the Stress Less This Holiday Workshop 04:55 Workshop details 07:54 The step so many of us skip when planning 09:37 The importance of deciding in advance 12:15 The benefits of planning in community 16:15 What I wish for your end-of-the-year Resources + Links: Get your ticket for Stress Less This Holiday workshop Fair Play by Eve Rodsky Sign up to receive Katelyn's Working Mom Wednesday emails
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If you're feeling like you're repeating the same day over and over again, stuck on a hamster wheel of working, completing chores, and taking care of kids, one of the easiest and fastest ways to break up that cycle is to celebrate the small wins. We're taught to celebrate the big milestones in the life - birthdays, anniversaries, holidays - but what about all of the other amazing, beautiful, everyday things that we do and experience? What might shift if we focused as much on those celebrations as we do on what we didn't do? This episode will help you see how powerful everyday celebrations can be for feeling good about your life and progress, despite it being busy and full! From personal anecdotes to client experiences, you'll learn practical tips on simple yet meaningful ways to celebrate. And bonus, learn how that can impact your kids and your family culture. Key Takeaways: 00:28 The perfect poem to inspire you to celebrate more 03:26 Why celebrating matters 05:03 How celebration helps get you off the hamster wheel of daily life 07:44 What it means to create a culture of celebration 09:11 Personal examples of the impact of celebration 17:47 Practical ways and ideas for how to celebrate 26:37 Your coaching homework Resources + Links: A Bit Much by Lyndsay Rush Find Lyndsay Rush on Instagram @Maryoliversdrunkcousin Episode 3: Creating a Monthly Wrap-Up Process The Elated Coupe Application for Coaching
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Health is everything and yet, when you're a busy, working mom it can be so easy to let the everyday habits of self-care fall to the backburner. Seemingly basic healthy habits like drinking water, brushing your teeth, and getting enough sleep can be hard to keep up with when you just don't have the time or the energy. Through real-life examples, including the story of a client who struggled to drink enough water, Katelyn walks you through the exact strategies she uses with her clients to make healthy habits and self-care more manageable and sustainable.
Key Takeaways: 01:13 The Importance of what I'm calling, "healthy habits" 06:04 Real-life examples that my clients are working on 11:06 Step-by-step process for troubleshooting and following through 16:42 Adapting to life changes 22:40 Get support with your healthy habits with a Planning Intensive session Resources + Links: The creatine supplement Katelyn is currently taking* Stanley water cup Uptime: A Practical Guide to Personal Productivity and Wellbeing Planning Intensive - 90-minute session Apply to Work With Me *Talk to your healthcare provider about any new supplement you plan to take.Let's Connect on Social:
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Everyone dreads the question, "What should we have for dinner?". After a long day, the last thing you want to do is make another decision, especially one about what to eat. So, if you want to get out of the nightly scramble to figure out what to have for dinner, you'll need a meal plan. In this episode, Katelyn teaches you a super simple way to think about and create your own meal planning routine that will free up stress, relieve some of your mental load, and make evenings easier. Whether you’re new to meal planning or looking for ways to improve what you already do, this episode is sure to give you some fresh ideas and super simple actionable steps.
Key Takeaways: 01:18 The what-to-have-for-dinner dilemma 02:37 The basics of meal planning 07:06 Creating your family's go-to meal menu 11:24 Implementing your meal planning process 15:11 Advanced meal planning tips 19:47 Ways to get support Resources + Links: Episode 1: The Power of a Simple To-Do List to Lessen Your Mental Load Blog Post: My 10 Favorite Make-Ahead Recipes for Easy Weeknights Planning Intensive Sign up to receive Working Mom Wednesday emails Learn more about coaching with Katelyn Coaching ApplicationLet's Connect on Social:
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Do you ever find your day completely derailed after a challenging parenting moment? Or maybe you're in a tough parenting season and those feelings are bleeding over into all the other areas of life, impacting your productivity, focus, and mood. In this podcast episode, Katelyn relates, sharing a recent chaotic parenting morning and offers some ideas on how to manage yourself and reset your day so you can still do what needs to be done. She explores practical steps to transition from parenting to work mode and from work to parenting mode. Katelyn also highlights the interconnectedness of family and work life and shares how coaching can support busy working moms in navigating these complexities.
Key Takeaways: 00:47 This topic came from the community as a question 02:54 Real-life example of a tough parenting experience 05:44 Emotional aftermath and what actually worked 11:11 Practical steps to reset and refocus on the rest of your day 15:31 How to transition intentionally and check-in with yourself first 17:19 What clients bring to coaching Resources + Links: Connect with me on LinkedIn Follow me on Instagram Submit a question/topic for a future podcast episode Book: How to Talk So Your Kids Will Listen Dr. Becky Kennedy: Good Inside book Coaching Application Get weekly coaching emails from KatelynLet's Connect on Social:
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Are you tired of the laundry piling up? Of the soccer socks or the dance leotard never being clean when you need them? Learn how to create a routine that puts laundry, or any other mundane chore, on autopilot so it's not something you even have to think about. Because for most of us, laundry will always be something we have to do. But that doesn't mean it has to be frustrating. Tune in for some practical tips, encouragement, and a fresh perspective on the "mundane" tasks of life.
Key Takeaways: 00:19 Personal update: piano lessons 03:00 Why laundry matters 05:12 The mental load of laundry 11:44 Breaking down the laundry process 20:05 Ideas for involving kids in household chores like laundry Resources + Links: Plenty of Time group program Planning Intensive Sign up to receive Working Mom Wednesday emails Learn more about coaching with Katelyn Coaching ApplicationLet's Connect on Social:
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Do you wish you had more patience or that you were more present when you're with your kids? Have you ever felt guilty for how you reacted in the moment and then spent hours reading and watching parenting experts to learn what to do differently next time? You could learn all the skills and have the best tips and phrases at your fingertips, but if you're overwhelmed by work and life it will take so much more effort to respond patiently. Because that patient version of you is buried underneath the mental load of all that's on your plate. If you want to put those parenting skills to use, the best thing you can do is create mental space. Put the autopilots tasks of life on autopilot so you have the capacity to respond patiently and the peace of mind to be present with who is in front of you. This week's episode is all about creating mental capacity so you can be the parent that you've always wanted to be. This one is a must-listen. Key Takeaways: 01:35 Teaching and modeling patience to our kids 03:31 Patience is a parenting skill 05:21 The guilt most parents feel is not what you might think 06:57 Having the skills without the environment is like diving with an inner tube on 08:42 Creating an environment where you can be successful 12:30 What to do in the moment when you notice you're distracted 14:35 It's not just about lists and organization 16:54 Resources Resources + Links: Good Inside Podcast with Dr. Becky Kennedy Episode 1: The Power of a Simple To-Do List Bluey Sign up to receive Working Mom Wednesday emails Learn more about coaching with Katelyn Coaching Application
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How often do you carry-over tasks from day to day? Your to-do list is so long, and you never have enough time to get to it all so those items sit for days or weeks never getting crossed off. It's defeating and makes you think that you're "behind" or not doing enough, which is not the case at all. But if you want to feel differently about how efficient and productive you are, you have to change the way you plan your days. In this episode, I walk you through a different approach that will have you feeling accomplished and proud as you wrap up your days. You'll learn how to look more closely at your time, decide what your priorities are, and then shorten your plan to be reflective of the time you actually have. Ready to seize the day? Listen in.
Key Takeaways: 00:00 Katelyn's personal back-to-school transition updates 02:26 Navigating long daily task lists 08:19 How to create a realistic to-do list 09:42 Practical examples and tips 18:11 A resource to help Resources + Links: Episode 1: The Power of a Simple To-Do List Episode 2: Finding Time for Your Goals Download the free guide on how to use your to-do list to plan your days Learn more about my Planning Intensive service -
Whether you're in back-to-school season or navigating another change in your weekly schedule, transitions are a constant in life, especially as a working parent. In this episode, I'm walking you through a few simple steps that will help you plan for and adapt to changes in your routine with confidence and ease. Maybe you're taking on a new project at work, transitioning your kid from a crib to a toddler bed, weaning your baby, or starting a new class or sport, whatever the change, it starts with understanding the dates and data, creating a plan, anticipating obstacles, and making proactive decisions. If you're not in the middle of a transition now, chances are you will be soon. So, tune in and learn how to plan for and adapt your routines for life's transitions.
Key Takeaways: 00:00 Back to School Season and other examples of life's transitions 01:57 Navigating transitions and changes 04:53 Practical tips for managing change 07:54 Embracing and planning for change 12:57 Supporting yourself through transitions 20:20 Looking ahead and finding perspective 23:06 How coaching supports working moms through big changes Resources + Links: Lazy Genius Way Podcast: Back to School Checklist Episode #1: The Power of a Simple To-Do List to Lessen Your Mental Load Sign up for my Working Mom Wednesday email Learn more about coaching and apply here -
If you're always looking for the next app, a better planner, or the productivity hack that will help you fit it all in, you might actually be avoiding having to decide what your priorities are and what you're going to let go of. Choosing what your priorities are in this season and letting go or setting aside those things that don't make the cut is an incredibly tough thing to do. But it's the fastest way to stop feeling so rushed, stretched thin, and overwhelmed. In this episode, I want you to explore the freedom that comes with deciding to not do everything and the relief it offers once you make that decision. I'm sharing practical examples and strategies to help you identify and let go of extra commitments and unrealistic expectations so you can create more space in your life. Tune in to learn how confronting decisions can transform your life from an endless to-do list to a fulfilling experience. Key Takeaways: 00:00 The decision you might be avoiding
01:01 The productivity obsession
03:16 Understanding yourself and your priorities
06:28 The cost of doing it all
08:26 The freedom of letting go
10:22 Making tough decisions
12:19 Commitments and activities to reconsider
19:11 Managing expectations
22:08 Practical experiments that you can implement
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Give Yourself Permission to Say No
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