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Julie Jones Shares How To Get More Shit Done In Less Time!
Episode 5129th January 2022 • Don't Wait For Your Wake Up Call! • Melissa Deally
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Julie Jones of “Get Shit Done” joins me today to discuss slowing down in order to get more done!  If you would like to stop being in “reaction” mode and start to feel in control of your day and how you spend your time and actually celebrate how much you are getting done, then tune into this episode to hear all of Julie’s tips in setting yourself up for success in 2022!  It is definitely not about “doing more”!  Julie is a great friend, she practices what she preaches and she can help you Get Shit Done! 

Don’t forget to reach out to Julie and let her know that you heard about her on this podcast, and she will mail you a copy of her book! 

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About the Guest:

Julie Jones is an Award-Winning International Speaker, International Best Selling Author, and Intuitive Coach, of the Get Shit Done Platform, and a master connector of people who is passionate about supporting purpose-driven entrepreneurs to live their best life NOW without regrets. As a former police officer and SWAT member, Julie knows that there is no promise of tomorrow, and coaches individuals to face the fear and live in the moment. Julie has been featured on several podcasts including Mindful Conversation with Dr. Lori Monaco, Lead Up for Women and Why Can’t You. She has facilitated women’s conferences, serves on the board of OCJ Kids, a non-profit for foster children, and is a director with BNI, Business Networking International. Within her short 3 years with BNI, Julie has been awarded the Education Coordinator of the Year(2019) as well as the Leadership Team of the Year and the first-ever back-to-back Member of the Year(2020 and 2021). Julie has a podcast series where she highlights business owners throughout the country to inspire her audience that anything is possible. In the last 15 years, Julie has influenced thousands of clients in achieving their passions and getting comfortable taking risks in their pursuit of a better and bolder quality of life.

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juliejones.biz

480-570-7382

julie@juliejones.biz

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Melissa is an Integrative Health Practitioner helping people get to the root cause of their health issues.  Melissa neither diagnoses nor cures but helps bring your body back into balance by helping discover your “toxic load” and then removing the toxins. Melissa offers functional medicine lab testing that helps you “see inside” to know exactly what is going on, and then provides a personalized wellness protocol using natural herbs and supplements.   Melissa’s business is 100% virtual – the lab tests are mailed directly to your home and she specializes in holding your hand and guiding the way to healing so that you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. 

Melissa has been featured at a number of Health & Wellness Summits, such as the Health, Wealth & Wisdom Summit, The Power To Profit Summit, The Feel Fan-freaking-tas-tic Summit, and the Aim Higher Summit, and has guested on over 30 different podcasts teaching people about the importance of prioritizing our health and how to get get started. 

 

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I believe it is time this information is made available to

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health for today and all your tomorrow's don't wait for your

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wakeup call.

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Welcome back to the don't wait for your wake up call podcast. I

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am Melissa dealey your host and super excited to bring you yet

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another amazing guest today. Julie Jones of The Adventures of

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Julie Jones. Welcome, Julie.

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Oh my gosh, I am so excited to be here. Thank you so

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much, Melissa, for having me here today.

Melissa Deally:

It is my pleasure. And you're such a

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perfect person to have on the show during the month of January

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when you know everybody is thinking about what their goals

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are for the year, how they're going to get it all done. And

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you know, trying to set priorities, et cetera, and time

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management. What is that? Right? So I just want to introduce you

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to the audience. And then we're going to dive right in with your

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story. But Julie Jones is an award winning international

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speaker, International Best Selling Author and intuitive

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coach of the get shit done platform, and a master connector

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of people who is passionate about supporting purpose driven

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entrepreneurs to live the best their best life now without

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regrets. And as a former police officer and SWAT member, Julie

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knows that there is no promise of tomorrow. And coaches

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individuals to face the fear and live in the moment, which I

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absolutely love. So that's just a tiny, tiny little introduction

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of who you are Julie and your journey and how you came to

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being this amazing person today. I love the name of your program,

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they get shit done program, please just introduce yourself

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to the audience. How you came to be where you're at today.

Unknown:

Oh my gosh, well, how much time do we have? Melissa?

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Be a long time. So, you know, like, like everybody, you know,

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you have these these dreams and aspirations. Right. And I have

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to say, growing up, I was strong in the math and science field.

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And so I thought I was gonna go into some type of medical field.

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And about the ninth hour when I was deciding on college and what

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I wanted to major in, I decided on criminal justice. So I have a

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Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and a minor in

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psychology. Now knowing what I know about people while I should

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have done a major key, right. And so I went ahead and

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initially, I have to say I wanted to be secret service or

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FBI. And I found out what secret service you have to have almost

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perfect vision uncorrected. And I didn't. And so I'm like, Okay,

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what am I going to do, and I really wanted to be on patrol.

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And you know, as I look back, and I'll share a few things, but

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from early on, it's always been about serving people like really

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wanting to help and serve people. So I thought I could do

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that with law enforcement. And I loved my career. I really did. I

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mean, I was a police officer for 10 years. SWAT team member for a

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somewhere between two and three years that I was a SWAT team

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member. I haven't been a police officer for 21 years. So it's

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like, it's kind of hard sometimes to remember, that was

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part of my journey. And it was an exciting part of my journey

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because it gave me so many skill sets that I applied today. And

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then from that point, I'm just gonna, you know, like run down

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the spectrum of everything that I've done, because I'm very

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passionate about health like you. So I've been a chiropractic

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assistant taught some lifestyle, you know, classes, that kind of

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thing. I've been a property manager. I've been a makeup

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artist, you know, but deep down in my heart again, always

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serving people but what I love best is I love being an

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entrepreneur. So in the last 15 years in some capacity, I've

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always been speaking and coaching individuals and back

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during the pandemic, I said enough is enough and decided to

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full bore launch My speaking coaching business and so I

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started in November of 2020. formed my LLC, I had been

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branded as the adventures of Julie Jones for a long, long

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time, but opened up my LLC and then started to get shit done

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coaching platform, which I just love, I just love what I do. I'm

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so passionate about helping people to live their best life.

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Because as a police officer, I just saw how quickly life can

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change, you know, here today gone tomorrow, and everybody

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thinks they have forever, I'm here to tell you, they don't.

Melissa Deally:

But there's so much that you can do in order to

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extend what you have to write. Absolutely living your best life

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now is so important. You don't want to put everything off for

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the future and then find out there isn't that future. So it

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is finding that balance and making the most of every day.

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Right?

Unknown:

Absolutely. Because when you wake up in the morning,

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and I do gratitudes in the morning, so when I wake up and

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you know, almost every single day is some form of I'm grateful

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to be alive, I'm grateful to have woken up, I'm grateful to

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see the sunrise, right. Because of course, this is a podcast and

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you don't visually see, but I'm six feet tall. So I always say

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that I'm grateful to be you know, six feet above ground. You

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know, kind of thing. So, and you know, we can joke around about

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it. However, again, it's one of those things where I just look

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at and I say, oh my gosh, you know, if if today is all I have?

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How am I gonna make the best of it. And you know, like, even

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when you walk out to your car and you find you have a flat

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tire, is it like a bad day or a bad moment, right? And it's

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always, like, I look at it as a bad moment. Because if you turn

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it as a bad day, every other bad thing is going to come your way,

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like you will just attract all this negativity that you weren't

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planning on because you just deem that, oh my gosh, I'm

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having a bad day. And I'm not a Pollyanna by any, you know,

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means like, my life is not full of sunshine, rainbows and

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unicorns. So, you know, sometimes I'm, you know, you

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look at something like that. And it's like, oh, okay, well, you

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know, to you know, it's a bad, you know, it's a bad day. Well,

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it's a bad moment, usually.

Melissa Deally:

Yeah, I really, I really like that attitude.

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Because you're absolutely right, you know, where you lay your

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focus, you attract more of. So if you've just got it's a bad

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day, it's a bad day, it's about day running through your head,

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of course, you're going to get more of that bad day. But if you

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accept, okay, I've got a flat tire it sucks is gonna make me

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late, I got to deal with it. But it's a bad moment. So you can

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deal with it and move beyond it. And the rest of the day doesn't

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have to be ruined,

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right? Because maybe, just maybe, and again, this is

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probably that Pollyanna thinking, but it's really not.

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Maybe having that flat tire prevented you from being in that

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spot where there was a massive accident that just happened. And

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so you could have been there instead, the flat tire prevented

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you from being you know, at that moment. So

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there's 100%. And you might think that, you

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know, say it's that Pollyanna moment, and some people don't

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buy into it. But it's so true. I am a big believer that

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everything happens for a reason. And we don't always understand

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it in the moment. But often with that 2020 hindsight, we do and

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is a flat tire really big enough to be you know, researching

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that, but it's it's so interesting, because, you know,

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my journey to coming here was through my daughter's

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concussions. And I remember the day my oldest daughter got her

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concussion that that happened right in the second half of the

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game at the beginning of the second half, like five minutes

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in. We weren't even meant to be there for that second half, I

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was meant to be taking her out of the game and going to

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Vancouver. But she didn't want to leave. And so we stayed and

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then we have the concussion. And so there was that part of me

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that was like, only I'd left if only I'd made her leave, we

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wouldn't have had that. And I had a neighbor say to me stop

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thinking that because you could have driven down the highway and

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got in an accident. And she could have still had a

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concussion. Right? Right. So you know, there is a piece of that.

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And so if you just accept the moment for what it is deal with

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it and then let it go. That allows us to, you know,

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obviously release the bad day, but also release the stress that

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we carry with us through these moments, right, and the

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overwhelm, and the frustration, etc, etc. And it ties in

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beautifully to, you know, this whole conversation that I want

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to be having with the audience in January, and this theme of

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slowing down and we get more done. When we slow down, right?

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Because we can get ourselves out of that stress state. So I know

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that one of the areas that you specialize in and there's many,

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but one of them is, you know about getting things done, get

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shit done. Right? And you've got some tips for the audience on

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how people can do that more effectively.

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Well, yes, I do. And actually, one of the things that

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as you were, you were talking that come to mind, is this whole

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idea of like, you know, when you're reducing your stress

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levels, is the idea of like a morning routine. And I know

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you're a big proponent of a morning routine, right? Because

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we, we've talked about this before. And it really does set

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the day for, you know, this idea of slowing down, right. Because

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if you jump out of bed, and you start running like a chicken

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with your head cut off, like your whole day is like that

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hectic, frantic, you know, issues are coming up. Like you

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just feel like you're always behind the eight ball that

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you're not getting anything done.

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You can earth the day and reactionary mode.

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Right,

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right. And so but like, even if it's just a simple 15

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minutes that you take for yourself first thing in the

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morning, to really set the pace of how your day is going to be.

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Because like, here's one of my tips that kind of goes along

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with this idea of slowing down. Is Believe it or not people we

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are not designed to be multitaskers Whoa, tip number

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one multitasking, right? Because here's the the truth about it.

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And sometimes it's even been like a badge of honor. You know,

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like, especially for women, oh, my gosh, I got so much done. And

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I was doing this and doing that and multitasking all day long,

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right? The brain can only focus in on one thing. So as much as

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you think that you're getting done, you're really not. It's in

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the slowing down that you find that you're more productive.

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See, we can be Whoo, busy as I call it, I love Ooh, busy,

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right? We're we're busy doing this and doing that. And we're

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running around all over the place. And again, we get to the

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end of our day, and we look back and we think oh my God, what did

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I really get done. And so productive time productive

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moments, is so much more important. So really taking that

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time to be focused in on one thing. And that's going to be

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like leading into my tip. So a lot of times we have this idea

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when we if we do calendar blocking. I know I know, not

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everybody does it. That's like a whole separate topic that we

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could talk about for hours. But if you are doing calendar

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blocking, a lot of times people will set two, three hours aside

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for, you know, some kind of like task or project or during these

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next three hours, this is what I'm going to get done. And we

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find that we have a million distractions that come at us.

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And then all of a sudden, you got nothing done during those

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three hours, right? So if you really just set a timer, or you

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know, some and don't use a timer on your phone, because your

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phone is one of your biggest distractions. I'm just here to

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tell you very good point. Yes, yes. So because we can get lost

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in all those apps and social media and like scrolling

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through, and then all of a sudden it's like, well, how did

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five hours pass?

Melissa Deally:

Okay, because, and all of which are

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deliberately designed to addict you and keep you on them?

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Yes, yes, it's an addiction of people. So yeah,

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because just as a side note, I just recently discovered that

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one of the new addictions that are out there, we think of

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alcohol, we think of drugs, we think of all this stuff, it's

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social media, that's a new, that's a new addiction that is

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out there that they are now having to address is, you know,

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being so tied to our technology and our phone. Anyway, I

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digress. So the the the 15 minute increments. So what that

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looks like is that you eliminate all distractions, you you know,

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shut off your phone, put it on, do not disturb. If your computer

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dings at you, make sure it's not dinging at you or be in a place

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where your computer is not going to distract you. And the

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subconscious is so unique and like when it knows you're going

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to get serious about something, all of a sudden you feel like

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it's time to clean the refrigerator. I don't know why

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but you do. And so then or like you have to go to the bathroom,

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all of a sudden you're extremely thirsty. Okay, whatever it

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takes, just eliminate the distractions and all I'm saying

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is do 15 minutes. Ideally, if you can do it first thing in the

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morning because that's when a lot of people are most

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productive. And put your head down and work for 15 minutes.

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When the timer goes off. I want you to celebrate like I'm

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serious, like do a little dance, celebrate Whatever it looks like

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and don't cooperate To find or qualify what you got done, you

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showed up for yourself, you took action. And if that's all you

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get done, but you worked on, like, for 15 minutes, whatever

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it was it, maybe you normally set two or three hours for you

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do this five, six days a week, you're so much further ahead and

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setting up those huge chunks of time. Trust me, it works.

Melissa Deally:

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that wants to step into being proactive in your health and

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learning more, I would love to invite you to join my membership

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community. There's a link in the show notes for only 1999 a

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month, you get access to all of my content. And there's a lot as

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well as weekly calls that you can come and get your health

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questions answered. It's truly priceless. I'd love to see you

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join the community, check out the link in the show notes.

Melissa Deally:

Well, I love that. And, you know, it sounds I'm listening to

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you talk and I did my workout this morning. And it actually

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sounds really similar to you know, I did it at home, I got

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the mirror, the Lululemon mirror, which is very cool at

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Christmas time, my daughter's work there. And the trainer is

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saying, you know, you showed up for yourself, whatever you do

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here, you're winner, because you're here and you've done

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this, right. And so I love the idea of not quantifying it. Just

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give yourself that 15 minutes and focus and get it done. And

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over the course of time, you will find you're just getting so

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much more done, than if you allow all of those intrusions on

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your time. And then that creates more time in your day for other

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things. And one of those might be self care, because so often I

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hear people go, I don't have time to exercise. But guess

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what, what if we were able to focus on getting those, you

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know, three tasks that we need to get done during the day done

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at work first thing in the morning, and it's taking us 15

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minutes, as opposed to three hours, we've just bought all of

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this extra time in our day.

Unknown:

Right? Because here's the thing, like when when you're

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so focused in, you're focused in your being Uber productive. See,

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because when you are working on a task, and let's say you've

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been in it in it for five minutes, and then you allow like

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that text message that you look at, or you look at that email

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that just flashed across your computer right? Now you just got

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distracted, you may or may not look at that. But even if you

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don't respond to it, the brain has gone off in that direction

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and starts this whole like spin cycle of thinking about what

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what was that about? What do I do, I need to do that right now.

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And yada yada yada, and it takes you a good 10 minutes to refocus

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back in on what your you know, your original priority was. And

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so think about how much you do that during the day. You know,

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we are we are constantly distracted, you know, with a

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million different things at any given time. And so if the brain

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has to continue to refocus, that's why it's such a

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challenge. And you find like, sometimes you just don't get as

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much done, because you didn't set up that you know that that

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increment of time. And people don't think that 15 minutes as

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possible, I do the 15 minutes, because it's a it's a short

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time, but you really can be productive. And again, like if

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after the first 15 minutes, like you're ready to set up another

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15 minutes and set up another 15 minutes and maybe do an hour's

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worth of increments, you know, for 15 minutes, whatever works

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for you. It's you know, it's it's figuring it out, but then

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being consistent with it. because consistency is the key

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in order to then to make it a new habit. Because 95% of all we

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operate our habits. And so like if you don't like a habit, you

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think it's a bad habit, and you want to incorporate something

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else. Well now you've got to still spend that amount of time

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to you know, to implement a new habit.

Melissa Deally:

Exactly, and then implementing that new habit

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anytime we want to get rid of a bad habit, we have to replace it

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with a good habit. Right. And that's where habit stacking

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comes in and triggers that remind us of the new habit. So

Melissa Deally:

is that an area that you work on as well?

Unknown:

While I work on a lot and you know, it's it's about

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productivity, because if we want to live our best life now, you

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know, we really need to know how to maximize our time without

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losing our sanity. And you know, like a lot of times people talk

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about this whole like work life balance well, again, hate to be

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you know, like the party crasher. Our there is no such

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thing as a balanced I like to call it like balance, sometimes

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counterbalance because sometimes we're going to be really focused

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in on work. And then you know, and then we still want to have a

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life, right? Well, the key around that is like boundaries.

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So like, what are your working hours going to be our, you know,

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our, like Saturdays, Sundays, non negotiables? Like maybe

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you'll work Saturday don't want to work Sunday, what does it

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what does it look like, but really sticking with your your

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boundaries and you know your commitments around those kinds

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of things. And again, that focus comes into play when you're when

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you're with your family, be with your family, or whatever you're

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doing at that moment, give it 100% Put away the technology,

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you know, don't be like you know, because it's not fair to

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the other, the other person if you're with them, but you're

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really not, because you're focusing on what's happening on

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your phone and your work and everything else. Work, work,

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family, or personal life or self care. It's, you know, you're in

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that moment, as well. And then everything goes hand in hand.

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And I believe how you do one thing is how you do everything.

Unknown:

So that's where, you know, I do coaching around life and

Unknown:

business and blowing up the box, like, let's like, like, not even

Unknown:

think about the box, like, let's just blow up the box and get

Unknown:

right

Melissa Deally:

outside. Right. That's, I love that. And it's

Melissa Deally:

definitely something that I practice and I'm more productive

Melissa Deally:

in the morning. And what I find that, you know, I need to do is

Melissa Deally:

I really do shut off all those notifications. And if I can, and

Melissa Deally:

I'm not working in email, I just close it. Because then I'm not

Melissa Deally:

getting those notifications. And you're right, if they're, if

Melissa Deally:

it's open, it does pull you just that little bit, even if you

Melissa Deally:

don't act on replying to that email, the brain is alerted to

Melissa Deally:

something else, and it pulls you out of that zone of focus. And

Melissa Deally:

so I love how productive I can be when I set myself up to not

Melissa Deally:

have any notifications come in. And then yeah, the celebration

Melissa Deally:

at the end of that is important to right. It's we have to, as

Melissa Deally:

part of creating the habit take that time to celebrate,

Unknown:

right, because as human beings, we have a tendency to go

Unknown:

to, if you want to say the negative. I really heard this

Unknown:

very interesting. Presentation not too long ago by a friend of

Unknown:

mine, who's a hypnotherapist, and she talks about the

Unknown:

subconscious. And you know, we're talking to ourselves and

Unknown:

giving ourselves like messages all day long, right? And she

Unknown:

said that for most people. Now I say most because like I know,

Unknown:

I've worked on this and have that positive attitude. But for

Unknown:

most people in the subconscious 70% of the messages that we're

Unknown:

telling ourselves are negative. And so that is I like I thought

Unknown:

about that. And I was like, wow, you know, so no wonder sometimes

Unknown:

it's like, oh, my gosh, I didn't, you know, I didn't get

Unknown:

anything done. Because we look at we go to the negative, we

Unknown:

look at what didn't get done, instead of celebrating what did.

Unknown:

Because I've been and I know you're doing this in the month

Unknown:

of January. And we I've been really talking to people about

Unknown:

doing their urine review. And you know, and I, you know, of

Unknown:

course, what I what I what I preach, I'm practicing and like

Unknown:

I started going through, you know, my 2021 and seeing

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everything and I have a huge list of things that I have

Unknown:

accomplished and that I was able to do in 2021. And I think that

Unknown:

that's really key, again, to celebrate and look at what we

Unknown:

did get done, because sometimes we're so quick to be like, okay,

Unknown:

yeah, that's done, you know, Next, Next Next, instead of just

Unknown:

being, I always say we're human beings, not human doings. I

Melissa Deally:

love that. I absolutely love that. And you're

Melissa Deally:

so right, you know, we finish something and move on to the

Melissa Deally:

next but then, you know, maybe we haven't reached that big

Melissa Deally:

lofty goal. And then we beat ourselves up because we didn't

Melissa Deally:

achieve that without taking the time to recognize everything

Melissa Deally:

that we did do along the way. Right. So that was talking about

Melissa Deally:

the your year in review, which I love the idea of doing that. But

Melissa Deally:

I know you're also a proponent of success lists.

Unknown:

Yeah.

Melissa Deally:

Let's talk about success lists.

Unknown:

Well, this is this will probably be the topic that like

Unknown:

throws everybody off and they're like, What the heck is that?

Unknown:

Julie Jones talking about? Right? So we've all heard about

Unknown:

the to do list. Okay. And so, let me just tell you what a to

Unknown:

do list is it's, you know, it's a scattery category. Okay,

Unknown:

that's what I'm going to talk about. So What it looks like is

Unknown:

that on a to do list goes everything. Like everything that

Unknown:

pops into your brain, there's no priority behind it. The list is

Unknown:

usually like, you know, 500 things long, because it's all

Unknown:

these things that just popped into the brain. So the

Unknown:

difference between that and a success list is really taking a

Unknown:

look at kind of like, what is it that most people have an

Unknown:

overriding target overriding goal, if you want to say, of

Unknown:

what they want to accomplish in any given year, or maybe in the

Unknown:

next quarter. Sometimes for people, that's another thing

Unknown:

like shortening up how we look at stuff, SAP looking at the

Unknown:

whole year, and maybe just break it down into quarters, like 12

Unknown:

weeks. Okay, what is it that I really want to get done in the

Unknown:

next 12 weeks? And so what the success list, you're going to

Unknown:

put things on the success lists that are going to bring you

Unknown:

closer towards that. And so like every time you're doing

Unknown:

something, it's important to ask yourself, is this taking me

Unknown:

towards what I'm working for? Or is it taking me away from what

Unknown:

I'm working towards? And so the success list is very short. It's

Unknown:

a priority list of like, this is taking me closer to what I'm

Unknown:

looking to achieve. And again, I know for a lot of people, it's

Unknown:

hard to get away from the to do list and there are so many

Unknown:

people who I tell this to and they love making the lists and

Unknown:

they love making the checkoff, right. It's it's a visual type

Unknown:

of thing, because so many people will add stuff to their to do

Unknown:

list and then be able to check it off because it was something

Unknown:

that they got done, right? Like no, no, no, no, no. So I get it.

Unknown:

So like I tell people take a very small post it note not like

Unknown:

not something huge, take a small post it note if that's going to

Unknown:

help you and write down like three or four things for your to

Unknown:

do list. Or put them if you do electronic calendaring, you

Unknown:

know, put them on like, you know, maybe you've got an hour

Unknown:

blocked off that you're going to do to do things, put it in

Unknown:

there. Because then and then crumble it up, especially a post

Unknown:

it note, throw it away. Because basically, when you look at that

Unknown:

to do list to me, when you see all the things, again, that you

Unknown:

didn't get done, it chips away at your self esteem. And again,

Unknown:

it's so easy for the brain to go to oh my gosh, look at what I

Unknown:

didn't get done, versus what I did get done success list. But

Unknown:

no, you're being successful, because you're working on that

Unknown:

priority activity, that's going to be result producing, that's

Unknown:

really what it is, what do you want to you know, accomplish?

Unknown:

With, you know, your success list?

Melissa Deally:

So I have a question for you there. Can you

Melissa Deally:

have a to do list and a success list, because the to do list is

Melissa Deally:

kind of the things that you're just writing down because you

Melissa Deally:

don't want to forget to do them. Right, they're gonna get done at

Melissa Deally:

some point. And the success list are the things that that's

Melissa Deally:

what's moving you forward, that's what you need to focus

Melissa Deally:

on. And potentially, those are the things that you're doing in

Melissa Deally:

15 minute increments of Uber focus,

Unknown:

right? Does that say Use caution, like, cuz like I

Unknown:

hear and I see where you're going, you know, with that. It's

Unknown:

just that you're like you don't want to mix up. So let's just

Unknown:

say that the to do list could be chores, errands and things you

Unknown:

don't want to forget, that are not like maybe such a big

Unknown:

priority. So like your success list is what is my priority. The

Unknown:

To Do List is I got to pick up dog food, dry cleaning, you

Unknown:

know, those kinds of right like tasking things that may not be

Unknown:

necessarily driving you towards? What are some of the things that

Unknown:

you're looking to achieve? And you know, we'll just say 2022,

Unknown:

right? Because it's, again, like to do lists usually combine the

Unknown:

two, like, you've got some priority things, you've got some

Unknown:

non priority things. And then because you're staring at that,

Unknown:

chances are that you're going to be going through that list and

Unknown:

be focused possibly on the non priority because they're easy to

Unknown:

do. It's, you know, again, because you have to be self

Unknown:

disciplined to be working on those things that are on your

Unknown:

success list. Right.

Melissa Deally:

So it's interesting, because part of

Melissa Deally:

that is also the habit change, right? Because I have a notebook

Melissa Deally:

where I just write everything down to your point. But then I

Melissa Deally:

will go through and be like, Okay, what are the three things

Melissa Deally:

I have to get done today? And so that's my success list.

Unknown:

Yes. Are the three things I get to do? I get

Melissa Deally:

to do I got to the three things I get to do

Melissa Deally:

today, right because and I have my sticky notes here. So see my

Melissa Deally:

sticky notes and have them right here. and celebrate the faith

Melissa Deally:

three things I get to do today.

Unknown:

And really, and that is that, you know, people are like,

Unknown:

Oh my gosh, what do you mean? Celebrate? I'm like, I'm

Unknown:

serious. And celebrate doesn't mean like you're throwing a big

Unknown:

party, I'm like, just celebrate, and what is it then that you

Unknown:

like to do? So then take 15 minutes as you wrap up the end

Unknown:

of your day on something that really fuels your fire for the

Unknown:

next day? You know, like, I mean, we're all so a lot of us

Unknown:

are, you know, reward driven. And it should be more pleasure

Unknown:

than pain, you know, kind of things. So, I think that that's

Unknown:

really important and key to, you know, to take a look at.

Melissa Deally:

Definitely, and I know, I am personally, one who

Melissa Deally:

is learning to celebrate the things along the way and

Melissa Deally:

recognize that journey, as opposed to just keep pushing,

Melissa Deally:

keep pushing, keep pushing. So we were talking about

Melissa Deally:

boundaries. Earlier, we've been talking about the to the success

Melissa Deally:

list, somewhere in there is setting priorities. Do you have

Melissa Deally:

suggestions on how people can set the priority to get that

Melissa Deally:

success was done to have their focus time and work within

Melissa Deally:

boundaries? How do we pull it all together?

Unknown:

Well, it's a lot, and then this isn't going to happen

Unknown:

overnight. So for people who are listening, again, my suggestion

Unknown:

is to take one thing that really resonates with you, and

Unknown:

implement it, some people say, you know, there's books on 21,

Unknown:

you know, 21 days, 30 days to a new habit. Average is 66 days.

Unknown:

And I really believe that's why I like the 12 weeks the

Unknown:

quarterly, because I really believe it's about 90 days to

Unknown:

implement something new. So take one thing and decide what it is.

Unknown:

And so when it comes to priorities, again, that goes to

Unknown:

the idea of the success list, what is taking you towards what

Unknown:

you're working towards, you know, for, versus what you know,

Unknown:

what is going to D track you from, you know, what it is that

Unknown:

your end result, called, like life goals, dreams, designing

Unknown:

the life that you know, you desire. And when it comes to

Unknown:

priorities, this is always something that I say, and you

Unknown:

kind of alluded to it before self care is not selfish. So you

Unknown:

really want to take a look at your life. And for everybody

Unknown:

this is, you know, unique and individual put into your

Unknown:

calendar, what are your non negotiables? Like, you know, you

Unknown:

don't work Sundays, you go to church on Sundays, you know,

Unknown:

what is it that for some people it's working out, you know, that

Unknown:

those kinds of things go in, because you know, that if you're

Unknown:

not working out, or you know, your whatever, like, you're

Unknown:

going to be a basket case, and you're going to be angry all

Unknown:

day, whatever it is. And then whether you do paper, that stuff

Unknown:

goes in and pattern. Like there, there is no changing and it's an

Unknown:

appointment with yourself. If it's in your calendar, there's

Unknown:

no like negotiating. Well, I'll, you know, take this out, because

Unknown:

here's what happens, you take it out once, and all of a sudden,

Unknown:

before you know it, it's like two weeks. And gosh, I haven't

Unknown:

been to the gym in two weeks. Right? It's a it's a priority

Unknown:

for you. And like the biggest way that I look at priorities,

Unknown:

and how I'm going to do things, is the order of importance, you

Unknown:

know, for what's taking me towards my big picture, my big

Unknown:

picture dreams, you know, for for 2022. So, again, best

Unknown:

question to ask yourself, I love this question, taking me towards

Unknown:

taking me away, you know, it's it is that will help you a lot

Unknown:

of times to decide, is this a priority at this moment or not?

Unknown:

And priorities can change in the given moment. You know, but

Unknown:

again, here's another tip, somebody else's, you know,

Unknown:

emergency is not your crisis. So like, there is no point in

Unknown:

dropping everything, you know, for somebody else, you know,

Unknown:

it's like, really, again, just take a look at can this be

Unknown:

addressed? At a later point, of course, we're all going to have

Unknown:

things that happened, like when your daughter got the

Unknown:

concussion? Well, that took priority over everything else

Unknown:

that was happening. But for sometimes we just have to look

Unknown:

at it like, well, you know, you didn't, you know, plan or

Unknown:

prepare, you know, like somebody else, that doesn't mean that I

Unknown:

have to drop everything to you know, help or support you.

Melissa Deally:

Exactly. So when one of my daughter's suddenly

Melissa Deally:

decides that, oh, can I drive them somewhere right now?

Melissa Deally:

Because that's when that's their emergency. It's not my crisis,

Melissa Deally:

right?

Unknown:

Absolutely. Absolutely.

Melissa Deally:

That's what I'm trying to teach them if they

Melissa Deally:

want me to drive them anywhere I need 24 hours advance notice.

Melissa Deally:

And it has to fit in my schedule that I've already prioritized,

Melissa Deally:

right? Right. So yeah. So coming back to weight. Well, first of

Melissa Deally:

all, I was there I totally agree with, you know, all that you've

Melissa Deally:

said, I love it and that self care is not selfish. And I just

Melissa Deally:

want to highlight that when you're creating that success

Melissa Deally:

list to build that self care in, that's not something for later,

Melissa Deally:

you can only be your best self, if you're first looking after

Melissa Deally:

yourself. Right? Right. listeners that have been

Melissa Deally:

listening to the podcast for a while will have heard my one of

Melissa Deally:

my favorite quotes, which is that self care is the most

Melissa Deally:

selfless act because it allows you to show up and give the

Melissa Deally:

world the best of you instead of what's left of you. So that's on

Melissa Deally:

my success list. And I really think that should be on

Melissa Deally:

everybody's success list in some way, shape, or form, because it

Melissa Deally:

is very individual. And once you've looked after you, then

Melissa Deally:

what else is on your success list for the rest of that day.

Melissa Deally:

But I just want to loop back to what you had talked about

Melissa Deally:

earlier. And that was the morning routine. And I know that

Melissa Deally:

we've been working together and you let me know today that

Melissa Deally:

you've got your morning routine in place, which is awesome. So I

Melissa Deally:

would love for you to share what that is, if you would like to

Melissa Deally:

and then how that's been benefiting you over the last

Melissa Deally:

month or so.

Unknown:

Yeah, so thank you, because it's, um, if anybody has

Unknown:

ever read the book, The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod, and I have

Unknown:

taken, you know, taking a guess a page out of his book to

Unknown:

establish my morning routine. So right now my morning routine is,

Unknown:

you know, getting up and one of the first things I always have

Unknown:

to do, which is not part of my morning routine is feed my dogs,

Unknown:

because if I don't see myself away, they're like, what, what

Unknown:

you're up and you know, it's like five minutes in and we

Unknown:

haven't eaten yet, right? But I'm serious. No. So it looks

Unknown:

like I'm in the process of reading the book to think

Unknown:

thinking grow rich. And so there's like a desired

Unknown:

statement. So it's basically my desired plan, what I'm working

Unknown:

on this year, so I read that out loud, you know, it's almost like

Unknown:

an affirmation that I'm reading out loud, and that I'm doing

Unknown:

that I do a little bit of reading, either thinking grow

Unknown:

rich, I'm also in the process of some other things. And I do the

Unknown:

reading, the big thing for me is some journaling. So I do my list

Unknown:

of gratitudes, I have a list of like 10 gratitudes, that I do

Unknown:

every morning, as well as a little visualization around

Unknown:

that. I also have another journal that has these

Unknown:

questions. And so like, I just randomly open it to a page and I

Unknown:

journal and I answer, you know, I answer my questions. And then

Unknown:

I also, I do a little exercise right away. Okay, so I have one

Unknown:

of these. I don't know exactly the appropriate like, like the

Unknown:

term to use, but it's like a vibrating machine. So you stand

Unknown:

on it for 10 minutes, and you edit vibrates your entire body.

Unknown:

And it's like supposed to be equivalent to working out for

Unknown:

about 45 minutes, it's really good for the joints. I'm not

Unknown:

saying that like replaces cardio or anything like that. But it

Unknown:

really is, like I like it, because I noticed a difference.

Unknown:

Like I have a little knee issue and stuff like that. So I always

Unknown:

feel better. And I can feel it. Like you can actually do like

Unknown:

squats on it and, you know, lunges and all those kinds of

Unknown:

things. But I usually just stand there, you know, for 10 minutes

Unknown:

and let it vibrate? Well, I think I

Melissa Deally:

really I haven't heard of that before. But I'm

Melissa Deally:

thinking that is really cool in the morning. Because of course

Melissa Deally:

the body's detoxing overnight, and then that vibration is

Melissa Deally:

getting your lymphatic tissue moving first thing in the

Melissa Deally:

morning to help you know, get those toxins that the body's

Melissa Deally:

tried to clean up overnight, flushed down to be removed from

Melissa Deally:

the body.

Unknown:

Absolutely. That's it, you know, and if you want

Unknown:

because if you do show notes or something, I can get the name of

Unknown:

it, like, you know, and put it in there because it's actually

Unknown:

it's actually, you know, it's a pretty cool machine. So all in

Unknown:

all, like right now because, you know, people are like, Why don't

Unknown:

have any extra time in the morning. Right? Like, all in

Unknown:

all, like everything that I'm doing right now for myself is

Unknown:

taking about 30 minutes. 30 minutes. Yeah, you know, to to

Unknown:

set myself up for the day. And, and I just because it doesn't

Unknown:

always have to, like Hal Elrod talks about it being like an

Unknown:

hour 10 minutes on like six different things, right. But

Unknown:

then he also has like the abbreviated version, which is

Unknown:

like 10 minutes, you know, like a minute and a half on like

Unknown:

certain things and then a minute on one thing, right just as long

Unknown:

as you're getting yourself into your routine. Whatever your

Unknown:

routine looks like for you is the importance and the key that

Unknown:

you know you're not right away again, going into that frantic

Unknown:

hectic state. Like you said reacting instead of okay, this

Unknown:

is how I'm going to set you know My day up, usually, like, you

Unknown:

know, closing my eyes and a little meditation, you know,

Unknown:

that kind of thing. You know, imagining how I want my day to

Unknown:

unfold and look is really important as well, too. So,

Melissa Deally:

yeah, and I love all of that. And when I, what I

Melissa Deally:

hear from so many people is that they use their phone as their

Melissa Deally:

alarm clock. So a the phone is in the bedroom. And which I

Melissa Deally:

don't love from the EMF perspective, and Bluetooth and

Melissa Deally:

Wi Fi, and all of that, that we know that can cause harm to the

Melissa Deally:

body. And some people are quite sensitive to it, and I'm one of

Melissa Deally:

them. But because it's your alarm clock, that's what's

Melissa Deally:

waking you up, and then you pick it up, to turn off the alarm,

Melissa Deally:

right. And then boom, you can see all your notifications that

Melissa Deally:

have come in overnight. And now all of a sudden, you're looking

Melissa Deally:

at those emails, and you're starting to scroll Facebook, and

Melissa Deally:

you just end up in that, you know, overwhelmed state, and

Melissa Deally:

you've the alarm went off 30 seconds ago,

Unknown:

right. And so

Melissa Deally:

many people are doing that. And it's just the

Melissa Deally:

way we've been programmed is well, the phone does everything.

Melissa Deally:

So I'm going to have it with me 24/7, right. And I really

Melissa Deally:

encourage people to go and buy like that $10 alarm clock that's

Melissa Deally:

either battery run or plugs into the wall. And you know, when I

Melissa Deally:

do my sleep course, I go into a lot more on that. But use that

Melissa Deally:

to get the phone out of the room. Because the alarm wakes

Melissa Deally:

you up, maybe you can choose you know, wake up to the radio or

Melissa Deally:

whatever, you can turn it off, and then start your morning

Melissa Deally:

routine. Or if you don't mind the music in the background

Melissa Deally:

during your morning routine, you can you know, continue listening

Melissa Deally:

to that. But that right away is a huge shift in habit for people

Melissa Deally:

that allows them to not immediately go into that

Melissa Deally:

reactionary state. It's just right.

Unknown:

And I will say I'm a work in progress. And so like

Unknown:

here has what I've been doing because I I am I'm a bad girl,

Unknown:

Melissa like I that bad habit, bad habit, I do use my phone as

Unknown:

an alarm clock. But here's what I do when I shut it off. It's in

Unknown:

like a Do Not Disturb mode. So show me all my notifications.

Unknown:

And so what I do is I leave the bedroom, and I leave the phone

Unknown:

in the bedroom, because I do my morning routine outside of the

Unknown:

bedroom. So right, like I'm in my living room, that kind of

Unknown:

thing. So then the phone isn't even anywhere near me to

Unknown:

distract me with anything with anything else. And so that's

Unknown:

worked really well. And honestly, like that I've been

Unknown:

getting into this morning routine, I haven't really had

Unknown:

the need to like be checking my phone because I'm so into what

Unknown:

I'm doing that that's become my new skill. Right? Right, right

Unknown:

social media for myself. Right?

Melissa Deally:

And that sounds like you're in that zone of

Melissa Deally:

focus. Right? Right. As you're doing something for yourself,

Melissa Deally:

that's bringing you joy, that, you know, makes you feel better

Melissa Deally:

as you go into the rest of your day. So I love it, you're

Melissa Deally:

starting your day out slowing down in order to be more

Melissa Deally:

productive, right? And I know that so counterintuitive to

Melissa Deally:

people, right? We're just trained, do more, do more, do

Melissa Deally:

more, work harder, get more done. But the reality is, is we

Melissa Deally:

have a plan and we slow down. So the tortoise and the hare,

Melissa Deally:

right? Instead, he gets the job done. So awesome, awesome. So I

Melissa Deally:

love your morning routine that you've set up and that you're

Melissa Deally:

working on that. And I've really enjoyed working with you through

Melissa Deally:

our program that we've done together. And you're someone as

Melissa Deally:

you said that you've been focused on your health for a

Melissa Deally:

long time you prioritize it. And I love that. As someone who's

Melissa Deally:

prioritize it for a long time, you still want to do more in

Melissa Deally:

order to be ensuring that you stay healthy. And because you're

Melissa Deally:

an entrepreneur, and how do you build your business if you don't

Melissa Deally:

have your health. So I really appreciate that about you. And

Melissa Deally:

that's part of my message that I want to be sharing with the

Melissa Deally:

world is that if you have your health, everything else else can

Melissa Deally:

flow. And if you don't have your health, then you're struggling

Melissa Deally:

to get it all done. So between slowing down, creating your

Melissa Deally:

morning routine, focusing on self care, focusing on health,

Melissa Deally:

that's how people can have an amazing 2022 And if they need

Melissa Deally:

help with time management, time blocking success lists getting

Melissa Deally:

shit done, then they need to reach out to you. So has someone

Melissa Deally:

how would someone do that?

Unknown:

Well, the probably the easiest way that you can go to

Unknown:

my website, which is simply Julie Jones dot biz. So you can,

Unknown:

you know, find out all the information about me and email

Unknown:

me connect with me. And you know, I'd love, love, love, love

Unknown:

making new friends and having conversations.

Melissa Deally:

And I love that. And I know that there are, you

Melissa Deally:

know, some people that this comes really naturally to. And

Melissa Deally:

there's so many people that struggle with this. And so

Melissa Deally:

though for those people that struggle with this, don't beat

Melissa Deally:

yourself up, don't think that you can never do it. Truly reach

Melissa Deally:

out to Julie because she will give you the tools and the

Melissa Deally:

support to for you to be able to implement so that you can turn a

Melissa Deally:

new leaf and be really productive and get shipped.

Unknown:

Absolutely. And so yes. So please come to the website.

Unknown:

You can book a 30 minute complimentary call with me, I

Unknown:

promise you I'm a lot of fun. And you know,

Melissa Deally:

maybe even wear a costume or googly eyes. No, I.

Unknown:

Yes. So 30 minutes with me. And then as a special offer.

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I just recently wrote a book. And so if you come on and you

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know, you say during our call that you heard about me through

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Melissa, I will send you a free copy of my book. Oh,

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thank you that's so generous of you. And I know,

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I know that you sent also a free download on productivity that

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I've put into the show notes as well.

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not feeling all kinds of generous today. Because I just

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love Melissa. And I've loved working with her. You know, I

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mean, she's helped me with some of my health. And one of the

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reasons why I have a morning routine is because I did work

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with her and realize the importance because of some of my

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cortisol levels being off kilter first thing in the morning. So

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that was really key to helping me, you know, get my mind

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wrapped around my health. And thanks to Melissa, I'm right on

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track.

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Well, thank you, it's been awesome working with

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you. And just you know, the different skill sets that we all

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have that we can bring to the table to support other people

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is, is really powerful. So thank you. Thank you. So before I let

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you go, though, I have two questions. I love to ask my

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guests before we wrap up. And that first one is what is don't

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wait for your wake up call mean to you.

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Oh my gosh, again, life happens. And so it can turn on a

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dime, like, don't wait until you're 95. And you're on your

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deathbed. And you're you have these regrets of what you didn't

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do, versus what you did do. And so that's what it means to me.

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It's like live each and every moment. But live in gratitude

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and live in health and live your best life. That's really what it

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means to me.

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I love that and living in that higher vibration

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to that vibration of joy, love happiness. Right? Absolutely.

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And that comes when you're living in gratitude. So and then

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my other question is, what message would you like to leave

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with the audience to inspire them to take action today? After

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all, we've talked about how do we inspire them to slow down so

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they can get more done?

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You know, it's, I see it in the background for you in

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the background for me. And I just love to tell people that

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you are enough, you know, it's really not about going to a

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point of beat up mode. Like, again, we always talk about

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Hindsight is 2020 Because now all of a sudden, we have all

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this information that we didn't have before when we made a

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decision, right. And so just knowing that you have all the

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tools that you need to be anything that you want. And so

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just remember like that is like that is such a big message is

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step going to beat up mode and know that everything that you

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offer this world that you are enough and sometimes it just

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takes a little tweaking and a couple of little things to make

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all the difference in the world.

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I love them. Thank you so so much. So thanks

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for being here. Julie Jones. This was a powerful episode. I

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look forward to coming out and to all of my listeners thank you

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so much. And please share this episode with others that you

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all of her expertise and potentially working with her if

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they need some help in slowing down to get more done. get shit

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done. Thank you Julie Jones. Thank you. Until next time

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for your wake up call Podcast. I'm so glad you joined in. If

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