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Time Management Strategies for the Overwhelmed Mom
You’re overwhelmed. You wake up early and sleep later than you should, but you still can’t find time to fit everything you and your family need into the day. From hectic mornings to frantic evenings, your day is one long stretch of “go, go, go.” And it doesn’t seem to be getting any better.
Maintaining this lifestyle isn’t sustainable. At some point, you’ll reach your threshold and can’t keep doing this—not anymore.
You see other parents who seem to have everything together. They cook from scratch every day of the week. They never forget a bill or a doctor’s appointment. Their homes, though not sparkling clean, still maintain a sense of order.
I’ve had days where I wondered what I got myself into and doubted my abilities to be a good mom. I didn’t know whether life would get any easier or if stress would be my constant companion. And I didn’t always feel happy like I thought I would be.
With time and implementing old and new habits, I’ve been able to feel less overwhelmed and, dare I say it, confident in my role as a mom. I work, pursue my interests and write a blog. Somewhere in between raising three boys, including twins, I even wrote a parenting book.
How? I used the tips in this e-book to get my life in order.
I won’t feeling overwhelmed doesn’t just go away. You won’t follow a magic formula that removes all your stress after 30 days.
Instead, you’ll practice strategies to get your life in order. You’ll channel your efforts into activities that matter. Make better use of your time.
Feeling overwhelmed doesn’t have to define your life. You’re busy, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy motherhood.
You simply need the tools to get your life in order.
Maintaining this lifestyle isn’t sustainable. At some point, you’ll reach your threshold and can’t keep doing this—not anymore.
You see other parents who seem to have everything together. They cook from scratch every day of the week. They never forget a bill or a doctor’s appointment. Their homes, though not sparkling clean, still maintain a sense of order.
I’ve had days where I wondered what I got myself into and doubted my abilities to be a good mom. I didn’t know whether life would get any easier or if stress would be my constant companion. And I didn’t always feel happy like I thought I would be.
With time and implementing old and new habits, I’ve been able to feel less overwhelmed and, dare I say it, confident in my role as a mom. I work, pursue my interests and write a blog. Somewhere in between raising three boys, including twins, I even wrote a parenting book.
How? I used the tips in this e-book to get my life in order.
I won’t feeling overwhelmed doesn’t just go away. You won’t follow a magic formula that removes all your stress after 30 days.
Instead, you’ll practice strategies to get your life in order. You’ll channel your efforts into activities that matter. Make better use of your time.
Feeling overwhelmed doesn’t have to define your life. You’re busy, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy motherhood.
You simply need the tools to get your life in order.
27 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 8, 2016
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