I Lost Monday...and Thought My Dog's Penis Fell Off: Episode 37

What happens when you lose Monday…your podcast episode doesn’t upload…your rhythms change…your plans don’t go exactly right…and life gets a little messy?Apparently… you record your Tuesday podcast after 8 PM and talk about it.In this episode, Angela gets honest about real life, changing seasons, shifting rhythms, letting go of what no longer fits, and learning that showing up matters more than getting everything perfectly right.Because sometimes growth does not look like flawless execution.Sometimes it looks like:adjusting to a new seasonchanging routinesreleasing pressure to do everythinglaughing through unexpected chaoscontinuing anywayTopics in this episode include:losing track of Monday after a changed scheduleworking, creating, writing books, and evolving rhythmswhy the daily blog fit one season but may not fit this onewhen life, technology, schedules, and plans do not cooperatereal life, imperfect timing, and continuing anywayshowing up over perfectionwhy you are not the only one who feels like you’re getting it wrong sometimesAlso addressed:If you are looking for Episode 36 on Spotify or Apple Podcasts… it is not there. Technology won that round. Episode 36 is currently available on YouTube.If you have ever felt like everyone else has it together except you…this episode is for you.Because you are not the only one.You are not failing because your rhythm changed.You are not behind because a season shifted.You do not have to get everything right to keep moving forward.You just have to keep showing up.Connect with Angela:Author Page / Website / Blog:https://authors.tertulia.com/angelaweiss-drafther4xoInstagram:@AngelaWeissAuthorFacebook:Life by Design PressLinkedIn:Angela WeissFind the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and other podcast platforms.Explore Angela’s books on attachment, relationships, burnout, healing, grief, emotional growth, faith, and building a life by design.This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical or mental health care. Listening does not establish a provider-patient relationship. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 or call 911.