3 Ways to Take Ownership of Your Time

10/01/19 • 34 min

The main heartbeat of this podcast is to encourage women (moms especially) to stop waiting for a convenient time that may never arrive and start actively uncovering & pursuing their creative passions in their right-now lives. We understand that in order to do that we must learn to be the boss of our own calendars.

But that's easier said than done, right?

Well don't worry sister, we've got you covered because today's episode is entirely devoted to simple & practical ways we can carve out time for our creative work and/or play.

In this ep we break down 3 easy ways we can take ownership of the time that we DO have.

You'll have to tune into the episode to hear the 3 main points, but spoiler alert, YOU get to decide how this looks in your own life!

It's not a one-size-fits-all theory, but we do share lots of helpful tips and tricks for how this can break down logistically for you.

But that's easier said than done, right?

Well don't worry sister, we've got you covered because today's episode is entirely devoted to simple & practical ways we can carve out time for our creative work and/or play.

In this ep we break down 3 easy ways we can take ownership of the time that we DO have.

You'll have to tune into the episode to hear the 3 main points, but spoiler alert, YOU get to decide how this looks in your own life!

It's not a one-size-fits-all theory, but we do share lots of helpful tips and tricks for how this can break down logistically for you.

Previous Episode

Why Your Creative Work Matters with Emily P. Freeman

If you've listened to the this podcast for any length of time, then you've probably heard us mention the lovely Emily P. Freeman many times. We should probably just go ahead and give her a permanent line in our show notes right next to the topic of the enneagram. What can we say, we love what we love!

And we truly love the work that Emily puts out into the world. She speaks, writes, and gently leads from the unique intersection of creativity & faith in a way speaks to us on a soul level.

Having her on the podcast was a dream come true and we are so thrilled to share this episode with you! We spoke with Emily about:

Carving out time for Rest (and giving ourselves grace if it doesn't go according to plan)
Creating helpful boundaries between our work and home life
Why pursuing our passions in the middle of motherhood matters so much (spoiler alert- it can actually LOWER our stress levels!)
And OF COURSE, the enneagram!

Okay, we'll stop here so you can go listen! And if you enjoy this episode, will you share it with a friend?

Next Episode

Celebrate Your Mistakes with Maghon Taylor

Have you ever met someone who instantly made you grin from ear to ear? That pretty much sums up our conversation with Maghon Taylor! Her infectious joy and genuine excitement over her work is absolutely infectious.

Maghon is an author, calligrapher, teacher, mama, wife, and solo-preneur, meaning, she runs her business entirely on her own in the middle of motherhood and her right-now life.

We chatted with Maghon about juggling that work/life balance, embracing our amateurism, and not only learning from our mistakes, but actually celebrating them.

If you've ever felt defeated in your mothering, your creative pursuits, your day job, or holding them all together, today's episode is for you!

Maghon Taylor is on a mission to spread happiness through her handwriting. She is a joyful wife, fun mama, and owner of All She Wrote Notes. Since 2013, Maghon's cheerful collection of colorful gifts has spread smiles all across America with their encouraging words and uplifting messages. Maghon believes wholeheartedly that our talents are meant to be shared and she has taught nearly 7,000 students to reignite their creativity with her traveling hand-lettering workshops and her online classes. She is also the author of Happy Hand Lettering released August 2019 and has a second book in the works.

An award winning artist and calligrapher, Maghon's work has been featured on many publications such as Southern Weddings, Inpired By This, The Wedding Chicks and Southern Bride and Groom.