093: Graduating from a 'life admin day'

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Transition from a dedicated life admin day to a more efficient approach for better organisation. In this episode Mia and Dinah delve into the concept of a Life Admin Day and its effectiveness in managing the overwhelming tasks of adult life. They explore the challenges and benefits of dedicating a specific day to tackle life admin tasks and provide alternative approaches for a more efficient and sustainable life admin routine. For the full show notes, head to Life Admin Life Hacks. Subscribe to our Momentum newsletter Find more inspo and tips on: Instagram Facebook LinkedIn

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