Making tough decisions sucks.
I don’t think anyone enjoys the process of making tough decisions because it can quickly spiral into over-thinking, procrastinating, and seeking what ends up being unhelpful advice.
And the worst part is the fear of making the wrong decision that could negatively impact us, our families, and the people we serve.
But we can’t get through life without coming to forks in the road and making choices. In today’s episode, I’m sharing with you my tough decision: why I decided to pause the podcast and how I built a mindset about it that was positive instead of negative.
Don’t worry, this is not goodbye. If you’re listening right now, I THANK YOU. Please know that I want you to be a loyal listener again soon. My plan is to relaunch the podcast in the spring. Same name, same theme of the Right Ordered Life, and more solutions that help you escape overwhelm, find peace with life’s demands, and have joy in a simplified life. God bless you always my friend!
-> Talk with Stacy
Women everywhere tell me they don’t have enough time, are exhausted trying to get all the things done well, and feel like they’re failing in multiple areas of their life. The struggle is real, but it doesn’t have to be...
If you want to wake up bright eyed and bushy tailed, feel God's love for you, calmly handle any situation like Yoda, and free up “me time” in your schedule, click here to book your free call with me. I can’t wait to get to know you and help you escape overwhelm, find peace with life's demands, and have joy in a simplified life. Your time is valuable so we’ll do nothing less than blow your mind and set you in the right direction.
WARNING: Right Ordered Life Coaching may cause feelings of freedom, achievement, cleverness, and empowerment. You will experience major relief, renewed energy and lightheartedness which may cause people around you to wonder what you’re smoking. If any of these effects occur, continue coaching with Stacy Santiago who will prescribe treatment to enhance these effects.
-> Talk with Stacy
Making tough decisions sucks.
I don’t think anyone enjoys the process of making tough decisions because it can quickly spiral into over-thinking, procrastinating, and seeking what ends up being unhelpful advice.
And the worst part is the fear of making the wrong decision that could negatively impact us, our families, and the people we serve.
But we can’t get through life without coming to forks in the road and making choices. In today’s episode, I’m sharing with you my tough decision: why I decided to pause the podcast and how I built a mindset about it that was positive instead of negative.
Don’t worry, this is not goodbye. If you’re listening right now, I THANK YOU. Please know that I want you to be a loyal listener again soon. My plan is to relaunch the podcast in the spring. Same name, same theme of the Right Ordered Life, and more solutions that help you escape overwhelm, find peace with life’s demands, and have joy in a simplified life. God bless you always my friend!
-> Talk with Stacy
Women everywhere tell me they don’t have enough time, are exhausted trying to get all the things done well, and feel like they’re failing in multiple areas of their life. The struggle is real, but it doesn’t have to be...
If you want to wake up bright eyed and bushy tailed, feel God's love for you, calmly handle any situation like Yoda, and free up “me time” in your schedule, click here to book your free call with me. I can’t wait to get to know you and help you escape overwhelm, find peace with life's demands, and have joy in a simplified life. Your time is valuable so we’ll do nothing less than blow your mind and set you in the right direction.
WARNING: Right Ordered Life Coaching may cause feelings of freedom, achievement, cleverness, and empowerment. You will experience major relief, renewed energy and lightheartedness which may cause people around you to wonder what you’re smoking. If any of these effects occur, continue coaching with Stacy Santiago who will prescribe treatment to enhance these effects.
-> Talk with Stacy