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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2024 · 33 MIN

How to Stop Multitasking and Finally Focus on What Matters

from What Was I Supposed to Be Doing? · host Lauren Glynn

Are you drowning in digital chaos and feeling overwhelmed by your coaching business? Do you struggle to balance client work with strategic planning? Discover how to master your time and transform your coaching business with Lauren Glynn. Learn practical strategies for effective calendar management, time blocking, and establishing boundaries that will boost your productivity and help you achieve your business vision.FREE "7 Days to Streamline Your Business" - http://laurenglynn.com/resourcesThreads: https://www.threads.net/@laurengconsultingMentioned in this episode:📌 Free Workshop — Realistic Week Planning for Delusional EntrepreneursStop doing all the things and still feeling like you did nothing. Join Lauren’s free 60-min workshop on Thursday, July 31st at 12PM EST and walk away with a realistic plan that works for real life.Realistic Week Planning for Delusional Entrepreneurs

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