How do I prioritize when everything feels important?
Pre-holiday prioritization tips
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Writing this from bed because this short week is kicking my ass!
The truth is, if it feels like there aren’t enough hours in the day to finish everything you need to, it’s probably because you’re not supposed to be doing that much.
With only four-ish weeks left in the year, it’s time to face the facts: You aren’t going to get it all done.
And that’s okay!
It’s hard to prioritize when everything feels important or urgent. So let’s slow our rolls and break it down a bit…
Look at your to-do list for the rest of the year. Don’t have one of those? Start there.
Which tasks are actually due? Like, set-in-stone due? Write those down with the due dates beside them.
Look at that list again. I said SET IN STONE, betch. Client deadlines. Promises you made your boss. External obligations. Internal projects that are really going to move the needle between now and December 31st.
Is there any more room on that to-do list? If so, sprinkle in some things you really want to do, not that you feel you have to do, before the year ends. If not, push the rest into the new year.
Need to set aside some time to prioritize in December? Register for my Pre-Holiday Prioritization Workshop on Monday, December 2nd. Together, we’ll create a solid plan to help you feel less overwhelmed and more aligned with your to-do list.
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A recording will be provided in case you can’t attend live.
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My name is Andrea (On-Dray-Uh) Reeves (she/her), I’m the founder and systems strategist behind Type C Creative.
I’m a biracial, Black, aroace woman with ADHD and OCD. I’m an unapologetically atypical human who runs my own business on vibes, values, and good systems that meet me where I am.
I work with fellow neurodivergent, queer, and creative solopreneurs who are ready to find simpler, more compassionate and intuitive ways of running their businesses.