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535: 5 Things to Put in Your Calendar for a Balanced Week (Mindset & Self-Care)

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How you plan your calendar can either lead to increased productivity or burnout. In this episode, Megan shares 5 things to put in your calendar for a balanced week and how to avoid work backlogs.

If you want to maintain a healthy work-life balance, it’s essential to start your calendar planning with self-care, downtime and family time. While it might seem counterintuitive to prioritize non-work related activities, if you plan on constantly working, especially at unrealistic times and without quality breaks, you’ll risk low levels of motivation, productivity and potentially burnout.

Action Plan:

1 - Block out self-care and downtime for the following week before adding other items.

2 - Consider when and for how long you want to spend quality time with loved ones - plan dates or meetings with friends/family.

3 - Schedule regular time for life and work admin tasks on a weekly basis to avoid backlogs.

4 - Schedule calls and appointments on your calendar to avoid last-minute chaos and ensure preparedness.

5 - Once you’ve scheduled your self-care and admin tasks, block out time to work around other priorities.

Get in touch with Megan if there is a specific mindset and self-care topic you'd like her to cover.

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Content provided by Megan Porta. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Megan Porta or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

How you plan your calendar can either lead to increased productivity or burnout. In this episode, Megan shares 5 things to put in your calendar for a balanced week and how to avoid work backlogs.

If you want to maintain a healthy work-life balance, it’s essential to start your calendar planning with self-care, downtime and family time. While it might seem counterintuitive to prioritize non-work related activities, if you plan on constantly working, especially at unrealistic times and without quality breaks, you’ll risk low levels of motivation, productivity and potentially burnout.

Action Plan:

1 - Block out self-care and downtime for the following week before adding other items.

2 - Consider when and for how long you want to spend quality time with loved ones - plan dates or meetings with friends/family.

3 - Schedule regular time for life and work admin tasks on a weekly basis to avoid backlogs.

4 - Schedule calls and appointments on your calendar to avoid last-minute chaos and ensure preparedness.

5 - Once you’ve scheduled your self-care and admin tasks, block out time to work around other priorities.

Get in touch with Megan if there is a specific mindset and self-care topic you'd like her to cover.

Website | Instagram

  continue reading

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