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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2023 · 27 MIN

The Business of Motherhood: Implementing Systems for Efficiency and Productivity in Day-to-Day tasks

from On My Own Terms Podcast · host Ashley Mussyal and Charlie Sheamansmith

Ever had one of those days where you're running from pillar to post, buried under a mountain of tasks? See, my 15-year-old son did too, and a simple conversation with him about laundry got me thinking. It's all about creating systems that optimize our day-to-day lives, making them less about chaos and more about efficiency. We'll journey together through the idea of treating motherhood as a business, and how this unique perspective aids in managing tasks and time.In the day-to-day realities of managing a household, it's easy to get drowned in larger tasks. But guess what? Breaking them down into smaller, achievable goals makes all the difference. Let's talk about journaling our successes and failures, and how this leads to the creation of a non-negotiable list that keeps us accountable. Prepping the night before, like packing lunches, can be a lifesaver too! We'll explore all these and more and learn how to make our lives a tad bit more manageable.To round things off, we'll share some exciting news about the launch of One Strong Mother's Pelvic Floor Rehab and Nutrition program. But before that, let's talk about systems and organization, and how these can transform the way we approach motherhood. Remember, creating and maintaining systems isn't just about making life easier, it's about making it more efficient. So, buckle up, share, subscribe and join us on this exciting journey to efficient motherhood! Get ready to revolutionize the way you manage your day-to-day tasks and come out winning.Thank's for listening and hanging out with your favorite hostsAshley Mussyal: Pelvic floor rehab physiologist and sports performance nutritionistCharlie Sheamansmith:  PT, DPT, Advanced pelvic floor certifiedP.S...Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the email list to be entered in to our monthly $115 1St Phorm giveaway. Ready to take what you’re learning and put it into action? Explore my favorite resources below 👇 💪 For your health + energy: Join the Designed to Last Wellness Community — where women rebuild energy, metabolism, and confidence through structure, support, and strategy. ➡️ onestrongmother.com/join-dtl 🚀 For your business growth: Discover The Marra Collective — a done-with-you business ecosystem that helps small business owners scale with automation, AI, and a lean team. ➡️ themarracollective.com

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Ever had one of those days where you're running from pillar to post, buried under a mountain of tasks? See, my 15-year-old son did too, and a simple conversation with him about laundry got me thinking. It's all about creating systems that optimize our day-to-day lives, making them less about chaos and more about efficiency. We'll journey together through the idea of treating motherhood as a business, and how this unique perspective aids in managing tasks and time. In the day-to-day realities...

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