How to Set Better Boundaries as a Working Mom

The best time management strategies won’t make a difference if you don’t first know how to set boundaries. I know, I know. It's not what you wanted to hear. You wanted to hear that implementing Trello for your to-do list is going to change your life. That time blocking is the best way to get more done. Or that I have a strategy for keeping up with your inbox so that nothing falls through the cracks. And while I do have ideas and proof of tools that I've seen work for the hundreds of women I've coached, before any of those things will work for you, you have to learn the skill of setting and maintaining boundaries.

Does Batching Save You Time as a Working Mom?

It takes effort and energy sometimes to do the mundane, adulting chores that are just a part of life. When you batch, it means less energy spent "getting the wheels turning". Once they're rolling, you just keep rolling. And that to me is worth it. As you're thinking about what chores or recurring tasks you can batch, here are a few tips that I've learned over the years that make for a successful batching session, regardless of whether you're batch cooking or processing paperwork.

You're Trying to Do TOO Much

Simplifying Life, ProductivityKatelyn DenningJune 24, 2020to-do list, planner, working mom schedule, productivity, working mom productivity, I feel behind, feeling overwhelmed

How to Take Imperfect Action

Self CareKatelyn DenningJune 17, 2020tough conversations, how to talk so kids will listen, working mom productivity, working mom to do list