Practically Done

Confidence is not something you wait for—it is something you build through consistent action. In this episode, Dr. Shena breaks down how high performers strengthen decision confidence by repeating a structured process that removes hesitation and builds trust in execution. You’ll learn a simple Decision Discipline Framework to help you move faster, make clearer choices, and develop confidence through disciplined repetition. If you’ve been waiting to feel ready, this episode will show you how to build readiness through action. Join our community at www.audiobookschool.com.

Indecision is expensive, and second-guessing after you’ve already decided is one of the most costly forms of delay. In this episode, Dr. Shena breaks down how high performers commit to their decisions, protect their focus, and avoid reopening choices without new, objective data. You’ll learn a simple Decision Discipline Framework to help you eliminate hesitation loops, reduce mental clutter, and execute with confidence. If you’ve been revisiting decisions instead of moving forward, this episode will show you how to stay committed and keep momentum. Join our community at www.audiobookschool.com.

A decision without action creates no results. In this episode, Dr. Shena breaks down how high performers close the gap between deciding and doing so momentum works in their favor. You’ll learn a simple Decision Discipline Framework that helps you move quickly, execute immediately, and build confidence through action. If you’ve been making decisions but not seeing results, this episode will show you how to activate them. Join our community at www.audiobookschool.com.

When your decisions are driven by emotion instead of standards, inconsistency follows. In this episode, Dr. Shena breaks down how high performers use clear criteria to make faster, more confident decisions without second-guessing. You’ll learn a simple Decision Discipline Framework that removes uncertainty, creates repeatability, and strengthens your ability to lead with precision. If you want to stop negotiating with yourself and start executing with clarity, this episode will give you the structure to do it. Join our community at www.audiobookschool.com

Indecision often hides behind overthinking, making you feel productive while delaying real progress. In this episode, Dr. Shena breaks down how high performers recognize when thinking becomes avoidance and how they shift into decisive action with structure and clarity. You’ll learn a simple Decision Discipline Framework to help you stop circling the same choices, reduce mental fatigue, and move forward with confidence. If you’ve been stuck in analysis mode, this episode will help you reset your approach so you can execute faster and more effectively. Join our community at www.audiobookschool.com.

Indecision is expensive, and the longer you delay, the more it costs you in time, energy, missed opportunities, and mental clarity. In this episode, Dr. Shena breaks down how high performers eliminate noise, simplify their thinking, and make clear, confident decisions without overthinking or second-guessing. You’ll learn a simple Decision Discipline Framework that helps you cut through distractions, focus on what actually matters, and execute with precision. If you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or mentally overloaded, this conversation will show you how to move faster and lead with clarity—so you stop spinning and start scaling. Join our community at www.audiobookschool.com.

Review Rituals: How High Performers Close Their DayHow you end your day determines how you start the next. In this episode, Dr. Shena breaks down the evening review rituals used by top performers to lock in learning, reduce anxiety, and sleep with a clear mind. You’ll create a 10-minute Nightly Shutdown Sequence that connects today’s actions to tomorrow’s clarity.

Systems For Saying No Without GuiltYou know you should say no more often, but you don’t want to lose relationships or opportunities. In this episode, Dr. Shena shows you how industry leaders decline requests with clarity and kindness while still protecting their priorities. You’ll build a No-Response Script Library so your “no” becomes a strategic tool, not a source of guilt.

Keep Your Structure When Life HitsLife will interrupt your plans—but your structure doesn’t have to collapse. In this episode, Dr. Shena teaches you how to crisis-proof your systems so you can bend without breaking when illness, family needs, or unexpected events show up. You’ll design a Minimal Viable Week that keeps you anchored in the midst of disruption.

Boundaries As A High-Performance ToolSaying “yes” to everything is killing your capacity. In this episode, Dr. Shena reframes boundaries as structural tools, not emotional reactions. You’ll learn how to define, communicate, and measure boundaries that protect your focus, relationships, and self-respect.

AI For Home And Life, Not Just Work. AI isn’t only for your job—it can simplify your home, health, and personal logistics too. In this episode, Dr. Shena shows you how to use AI tools to plan meals, manage routines, organize family calendars, and support self-development. You’ll build a Personal AI Playbook that lightens your mental load.

Energy Accounting: Stop Overspending Your CapacityYou budget your money—but not your energy. In this episode, Dr. Shena teaches you how to measure energy inputs and drains so your schedule reflects what your body and mind can actually sustain. You’ll create an Energy Ledger and learn how to use it to design smarter days.

From Notification Addict To Focus AthleteYour phone, inbox, and apps are silently training you to be reactive. In this episode, Dr. Shena shows you how industry leaders manage notifications, context switching, and digital temptations so they can actually finish deep work. You’ll build a Focus Environment Plan that turns your day from reactive to deliberate.

Cluttered files, endless notifications, and scattered apps quietly tax your brain. In this episode, Dr. Shena shows you how to organize your digital world—files, notes, and tools—into a structure that supports clarity instead of chaos. You’ll create a Digital Home Base and a Weekly Clean-Up Ritual.

Designing A Practically Done WeekYour week is either happening to you or being designed by you. In this episode, Dr. Shena pulls together the core tools of the Practically Done Podcast—foundational measures, AI routines, structure, mindset, and self-development—into one Weekly Design Ritual. You’ll leave with a repeatable process for architecting weeks that compound into real change.

Clarity Before Commitment: The Decision Velocity HabitIndecision drains more time than bad decisions. In this episode, Dr. Shena introduces the concept of Decision Velocity and teaches you how to make clear, measured choices without spiraling in doubt. You’ll build a simple pre-decision checklist and a review habit that sharpens your judgment over time.

Self-Development As A Project, Not A HobbyRandom self-help won’t change your life; structured self-development will. In this episode, Dr. Shena shows you how to build a personal growth plan with clear goals, timelines, and measures. You’ll learn how to turn vague intentions into a concrete Development Project with milestones and reviews.

Mindset Architecture: From Overwhelm To OwnershipOverwhelm isn’t a personality trait; it’s a signal that your systems and stories need a reset. In this episode, Dr. Shena breaks down the mental narratives that keep you stuck in busyness and shows you how to build a mindset that supports focused execution. You’ll learn the Thought Audit and Reframe Routine.

Willpower is overrated; structure is what wins. In this episode, Dr. Shena helps you build a simple Daily Operating System that locks in when you plan, execute, and review. You’ll learn how to design anchor points that make organization and follow-through almost automatic.

AI isn’t just for tech people—it’s a daily co-pilot if you know how to use it. In this episode, Dr. Shena shows you how to integrate AI into planning, writing, decision support, and reflection without losing your humanity. You’ll leave with a Daily AI Routine you can start today.

Most people chase new tools before they’ve built basic measurements. In this episode, Dr. Shena walks you through setting foundational metrics for work, money, and energy so every improvement has a baseline. You’ll create a simple Personal Performance Dashboard you can review in ten minutes a week.

Your calendar is jammed, but your metrics are flat. In this episode, Dr. Shena shows you how to treat your schedule like a portfolio, not a diary. You’ll learn the 3R Calendar Filter to replace, reduce, and remove commitments so your time finally aligns with the outcomes you say you want.

If your to-do list is packed but your results are thin, this episode is your wake-up call. Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. breaks down why most professionals are running task lists instead of operating systems—and how industry leaders structure their days for measurable impact. You’ll learn a simple Practically Done Framework to separate motion from progress and leave with a 15-minute Weekly Focus Reset you can apply immediately.

Perfectionism is often celebrated as excellence, but in practice it frequently functions as a delay strategy. In this episode, Dr. Mason challenges the refinement spiral that keeps high performers stuck at 90 percent completion. She explains how iteration builds mastery, how public release accelerates growth, and why waiting for flawless execution limits scale. If you are trapped in revision mode, this episode will move you toward disciplined action. Join our community today at www.audiobookschool.com and build momentum through completion.

Exhaustion does not always indicate overload; it often reveals misallocation. In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Mason dismantles the myth that being busy equals being productive. She explains how calendar fragmentation, reactive commitments, and low-leverage obligations dilute high-performance outcomes. If you feel constantly busy yet strategically stagnant, this episode provides a structured audit to restore clarity and execution discipline. Join our community today at www.audiobookschool.com and reclaim focus that compounds.

High achievers often build businesses from a chronic state of activation. The urgency, rapid response, and hyper-reactivity feel like leadership, but they are frequently signs of nervous system dysregulation. In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason examines how stress conditioning affects decision-making, delegation, hiring, and long-term strategy. Drawing from her experience operating multiple companies while teaching at an R1 research institution and completing a second doctoral program, she reframes calm as a competitive advantage. If you are constantly reacting instead of designing, this episode will help you shift from adrenaline-based leadership to strategic regulation. Join our community today at www.audiobookschool.com and build from clarity, not chaos.

High performers often mistake control for competence. When you are the CEO, admin, strategist, marketing department, billing office, and emotional support system for your business, it can feel noble — even necessary. But insisting on doing everything alone is not a badge of honor; it is a structural bottleneck. In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason explores the nervous system patterns behind over-functioning and the math behind sustainable delegation. Drawing from her experience operating 13 companies, partnering with global brands, and teaching at an R1 research institution while completing a second doctoral program, she breaks down why scaling requires release. If you are exhausted but still resistant to hiring help, this episode will challenge your thinking and give you a practical first step toward expansion. Join our community today at www.audiobookschool.com and build businesses that can breathe without you.

You keep saying, “I need help,” but every time you think about hiring, you get overwhelmed, underwhelmed, or broke in your mind. In I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. breaks down who to hire first, what to hand them, and how to pay them so you actually buy your time back instead of just adding more chaos. You’ll learn the difference between a true capacity hire and a “would be nice” hire, how to pick the first role that gets you out of the weeds, and a simple way to link what you pay to the value they create. If you’re practically done being the entire company, this is where you start building a team on purpose. Break the playbook and join our community at www.audiobookschool.com.

You keep setting big goals and then watching the months fly by while nothing actually changes. In I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. shows you how to reverse‑engineer a “big number” into a 90‑day, 30‑day, and 7‑day plan you can actually execute. You’ll see why your goals stall out after the hype wears off, how to make your target painfully specific, and how to turn “someday” into “this week, here’s the move.” If you’re practically done with vision boards that never leave the wall, this is your episode. Break the playbook and join our community at www.audiobookschool.com.

You swear you don’t have time—but you also know your hours are leaking in ten different directions. In I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. walks you through a no‑shame, seven‑day time audit that shows exactly where your hours are going and which “emergencies” are actually habits. You’ll learn how to track your time without a spreadsheet degree, what to cut, what to keep, and how to reclaim focus blocks you thought you’d never see again. If “I don’t have time” is your favorite excuse, this is the week that story expires. Break the playbook and join our community at www.audiobookschool.com.

This one is for the high‑achiever whose calendar looks heroic—but whose results don’t match the exhaustion. In I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq.—attorney, revenue strategist, Senior 10X Performance Coach, and high‑pace professional in recovery—calls out the lie that busyness is the same thing as progress. You’ll see why your days are slammed but your goals are stuck, how “being there for everyone” quietly robs your own dreams, and one simple way to judge your day by what you moved instead of how tired you are. If you’re done worshiping busy and ready to actually get somewhere, this episode is your sign.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. speaks to the high‑pace professional whose body is permanently braced for impact. You’re jumpy with notifications, wired at night, tired in the morning, and oddly energized by chaos because stillness feels unfamiliar. Professionally, you’re sharp but edgy, moving fast but not always thoughtfully. Personally, you’re either amped up or completely shut down. Physically, your body carries the tab—headaches, tight shoulders, stomach issues, racing thoughts. This episode reframes a maxed‑out nervous system as a leadership and capacity issue, not a character flaw, and gives listeners one simple regulation tool, one “no adrenaline required” rule for the day, and reflection prompts to help them lead at a high level without treating every hour like trial day. Join our community...click the link.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. talks to the high‑achievers who can’t find the off switch in their own heads. Your mind is always running: thinking through worst‑case scenarios, replaying what you said, pre‑arguing what you might say, or mentally working when your body is supposed to be off duty. Professionally, this leads to decision fatigue and second‑guessing. Personally, it makes it hard to be present; you’re there, but your brain is in tomorrow’s problems. Physically, your nervous system stays on high alert, wrecking your sleep, focus, and mood. This episode reframes a loud brain as a management issue, not a personality flaw, offering a simple nightly brain‑dump, a “not tonight” thought rule, and reflection prompts so listeners can stop cross‑examining themselves and start actually resting.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. speaks to the leaders who are always “slammed” but secretly wondering why the needle isn’t moving the way it should. Professionally, you’re booked with calls, meetings, and responses—but not necessarily results. Personally, you’re exhausted from a day that somehow felt both full and oddly empty. Financially, you’re working too hard for the level of return you’re getting. This episode reframes busyness as a distraction, not a badge of honor, and gives listeners a simple daily top‑three exercise, a clarifying question, and three reflection prompts to help them shift from surviving the day to actually steering it. Click the link, join the community!

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. calls out the “strong one” who makes sure everyone else is good while quietly running on fumes. You show up for the late‑night calls, the last‑minute favors, the extra support, and the emotional labor for your team and loved ones—but when it comes to you, your needs are negotiable or “for later.” Professionally, this leads to resentment, burnout, and a foggy mind trying to make high‑stakes decisions with low battery. Personally, it creates a version of you who is present but not truly available. Financially, it shows up as investing heavily in others’ development and comfort while starving your own capacity, rest, and support. This episode reframes self‑care as maintenance for a high‑performance human, not a spa day, and offers one tiny weekly non‑negotiable, one audit question, and three reflections to help you stop treating yourself like the least important person in the empire you’re building. Join the community...click the link.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. speaks directly to the high‑achiever who has everything they said they wanted—and still feels like they’re barely holding it together. Professionally, you’ve stacked titles, responsibilities, and revenue, but you’ve also stacked stress, health flags, and emotional exhaustion. Personally, the people you love get whatever version of you is left after work. Financially, you might be earning more than ever, yet you don’t have the margin, peace, or freedom you thought success would buy. The episode reframes this as a bad contract—success in exchange for self‑destruction—and invites listeners to renegotiate the terms. Shena walks through one core non‑negotiable (for health, time, or family) and offers a simple question and three reflections that help you design a life where ambition and wellbeing are on the same side.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. goes after the comparison trap that quietly runs so many high‑pace professionals. You’re building businesses, degrees, and a family—and still feeling like you’re late, behind, or somehow not “enough” because your brain is benchmarking against what you see online and in your circles. Professionally, this pushes you to say yes to projects, roles, and goals that look impressive but feel misaligned. Personally, it makes you either hide your struggles or over‑explain your wins. Financially, it can lead you into spending, scaling, or signing onto things that fit someone else’s brand more than your own. This episode reframes comparison as data, not a verdict, and gives listeners one centering question, a social‑media boundary, and reflection prompts to help them trade performative success for actual satisfaction.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. speaks to the leaders whose entire schedule is built around whatever is on fire today. You wake up reacting and go to bed reacting, calling it “being dedicated,” while your body and life run on adrenaline and fumes. Professionally, you’re always solving urgent problems but never getting to root causes. Personally, you’re edgy, distracted, and hard to truly connect with because your brain is always scanning for the next issue. Financially, you lose money to rushed decisions, sloppy choices, and opportunities you miss because you’re too busy managing the latest emergency. This episode reframes crisis mode as a habit, not a personality trait, and gives you a daily triage list, a “not today” rule, and reflection questions that help you shift from firefighter to actual CEO of your life. Click the link, join the community.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. talks to the leaders who can negotiate deals, manage crises, and present to rooms of strangers—but freeze when it’s time to have a real conversation with someone close to them. You avoid talking to the underperforming team member, the boundary‑crossing client, the over‑dependent friend, or even your own family about what you actually need. Professionally, this turns into simmering resentment, passive‑aggressive behavior, or silent payout instead of clean communication. Personally, it creates distance where you actually want intimacy. Financially, it keeps you under‑charging, over‑delivering, and tiptoeing around decisions that would protect your time and income. This episode reframes hard conversations as executive work, not emotional drama, and gives listeners a simple framing question, a clear opening line, and three reflection prompts so they can stop avoiding the talk and start leading it. Click the link, join the club.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. calls out the habit of saying yes while your whole body is a no. You agree to boards, brunches, favors, “quick chats,” and unpaid labor your future self has to figure out, all because you don’t want to look difficult, ungrateful, or “not a team player.” Professionally, this bloats your calendar with low‑ROI commitments. Personally, it fills your evenings and weekends with obligations that feel like homework. Financially, you burn prime earning hours and energy on things that don’t move your goals. Shena explains how people‑pleasing hides behind “being helpful,” then gives listeners one delay phrase, a simple three‑question filter, and reflection prompts to help them stop volunteering their future self for work she did not approve. Join our community! Click the link.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. speaks to the owners and executives who feel physically uncomfortable when they’re not “being productive.” If you’ve ever sat on the couch, tried to rest, and immediately reached for your phone, email, or laptop because doing nothing feels wrong, this one is for you. Professionally, you can’t stop tinkering, checking, and monitoring, which keeps you stuck in busy‑work instead of true leadership. Personally, you struggle to be present with the people you love because half your brain is at work. Financially, you end up chasing more revenue instead of upgrading how you operate. Shena reframes rest as a strategic responsibility, not a reward, and gives listeners one clear off‑time boundary, one simple “I am off” script, and three reflection questions to help them stop treating rest like theft and start treating it like maintenance.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. takes aim at the high‑achiever reflex to do everyone’s job “because it’s faster if I just handle it.” You hire people and pay people, but then you still rewrite the emails, fix the deliverables, redo the slides, and personally chase every ball that gets dropped. Professionally, you’re stuck in bottleneck mode; nothing truly moves without you. Personally, you’re frustrated, snappy, and quietly judging everyone for not reading your mind. Financially, you’re burning hours on tasks that could be done by others while the high‑leverage CEO work sits untouched. Shena exposes how perfectionism and control masquerade as “high standards,” then gives you one delegation test, one script, and three reflection questions to start leading through others instead of trying to carry the whole operation on your back.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. tackles the lie that you can run your life like a startup forever and your body will just “push through.” You’re up late, up early, and on call in between, telling yourself it’s just a season while your brain, mood, and decision‑making slowly deteriorate. Professionally, your thinking gets foggier, your patience shorter, and your leadership sloppier. Personally, you snap faster, connect less, and need more and more distraction to wind down. Financially, tired decisions cost you opportunities, clarity, and clean judgment. Shena breaks down how high performers glorify exhaustion as proof of commitment, then gives you one hard cutoff time, one simple night ritual, and three reflection questions to start treating rest like a non‑negotiable asset instead of an optional reward.

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. goes after the “strong one” role—being the person everyone calls, texts, and pings the second something goes wrong. Professionally, you spend your days in “got a minute?” mode, jumping from one fire to the next while your real CEO work waits. Personally, you are overstimulated, under‑rested, and starting to resent people you actually love. Financially, you are trading deep, focused, revenue‑driving time for a constant stream of low‑value emergencies that don’t even belong to you. Shena breaks down how compulsive rescuing is disguised as leadership, calls out the lie that “they can’t handle it without me,” and gives listeners a simple triage rule and one real‑life script to start setting limits—without burning every bridge in the process. Click the link to join our community today!

In this episode of I Am Practically Done, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq. turns the flashlight on money chaos—the kind where the business is technically making money, but you still feel broke, behind, and exhausted. The problem isn’t just revenue; it’s that there is no chain of command for your money, so every “opportunity,” tool, and favor gets a yes while your strategy gets leftovers. Personally, you’re too stressed to enjoy what you’ve built; professionally, you’re always reacting instead of planning; financially, you’re stuck in a cycle of emotional, emergency‑driven decisions instead of clear CEO choices. Shena breaks down how high performers use busyness and spending to avoid facing the numbers, calls out the lie that “it’ll calm down once I make more,” and gives listeners one weekly money check‑in and one avoided decision to finally tackle, so their business stops spending them and starts serving them.

This episode of I Am Practically Done takes listeners inside the real cost of letting their business own their calendar instead of the other way around. Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esq.—a high‑pace professional who owns 13 companies, partners with 6 corporate brands, teaches at an R1 research institution, serves global clients across time zones, and is in the middle of her second doctoral dissertation—opens with a raw, funny “one email away from a face punch or a parking‑lot cry” moment that every overwhelmed high achiever recognizes instantly. The episode then exposes how a hijacked calendar quietly becomes a “silent warden,” turning the listener’s workday into nonstop reaction mode, starving their personal life of presence and rest, and capping their financial potential by leaving no room for deep, strategic CEO‑level thinking.Using legal metaphors like “Exhibit A” and speaking as a “professional in recovery,” she dismantles the myth that this is just a busy season and names the truth: the listener has built a system where everything is urgent and their nervous system is paying the price. Instead of vague inspiration, the episode gives one concrete move—a protected 90‑minute weekly CEO block that cannot be moved—and one simple scheduling boundary around the first and last hour of the workday, so listeners can start reclaiming their time without burning their business down. The tone is bold, smart‑alecky, and compassionate, making this episode perfect for social clips about calendar chaos, leadership, burnout, boundaries, and the difference between being busy and actually leading like a CEO.

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Drowning in daily tasks while your bigger vision sits on the back burner? You're not alone—but you're also not stuck there.Time to shift from chaotic hustle to strategic systems. This episode breaks down how to organize your income streams, automate your cash flow tracking, and create the time freedom that lets you focus on growth instead of just getting by.Want to go deeper? Grab Cashflow Calculations for SMEs — your Amazon-available guide to time freedom, income organization, and smarter earning systems. Sponsored by Riverside.FM and Mary Kay. For Mary Kay product support or consultations, contact the office at [email protected]. Click above to support the show and get practically done.Share what you are practically done with.Brought to you by The National Training Group, LLC.

Doing manually what technology can handle automatically is like digging holes with a spoon when you have a shovel. Every repetitive task you perform by hand is time stolen from strategic thinking and growth activities that actually require human intelligence and creativity.We identify automation opportunities that multiply your productivity without additional effort. Learn which business processes are prime candidates for automation, how to choose tools that integrate seamlessly with your existing workflow, and the implementation strategies that save hours daily while improving accuracy and consistency.Want to go deeper? Grab ⁠Cashflow Calculations for SMEs⁠ — your ⁠Amazon⁠-available guide to time freedom, income organization, and smarter earning systems. Sponsored by ⁠Riverside.FM⁠ and Mary Kay. For Mary Kay product support or consultations, contact the office at ⁠[email protected]⁠. Click above to support the show and get practically done.Share what you are practically done with.Brought to you by The National Trading Group, LLC.

Most meetings are productivity black holes where good intentions go to die. When meetings lack clear objectives and actionable outcomes, they become expensive social gatherings that interrupt real work without producing meaningful results or moving projects forward.We redesign meeting structures that maximize value while minimizing time investment. Learn which conversations require meetings versus can be handled asynchronously, how to facilitate discussions that reach decisions instead of just talking in circles, and the follow-up systems that ensure meeting outcomes translate into actual progress.Want to go deeper? Grab ⁠Cashflow Calculations for SMEs⁠ — your ⁠Amazon⁠-available guide to time freedom, income organization, and smarter earning systems. Sponsored by ⁠Riverside.FM⁠ and Mary Kay. For Mary Kay product support or consultations, contact the office at ⁠[email protected]⁠. Click above to support the show and get practically done.Share what you are practically done with.Brought to you by The National Trading Group, LLC.