Why can’t you say no to that conversation, interruption, taking on work that someone else should be doing, adding more projects this quarter? Why does it feel like it’s the hardest thing to do when your plate is already overflowing and why does it seem to happen despite your good intentions? You've tried setting boundaries, being more disciplined about your time, rehearsing what you’ll say the next time someone pops in for a “quick question” and promising yourself that you’ll stay focused o...
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Why can’t you say no to that conversation, interruption, taking on work that someone else should be doing, adding more projects this quarter? Why does it feel like it’s the hardest thing to do when your plate is already overflowing and why does it seem to happen despite your good intentions? You've tried setting boundaries, being more disciplined about your time, rehearsing what you’ll say the next time someone pops in for a “quick question” and promising yourself that you’ll stay focused o...
26: Why prioritizing feels impossible (even when you know what to do)
A New Ambition
18 minutes
1 month ago
26: Why prioritizing feels impossible (even when you know what to do)
When your business is full and every task looks important, prioritizing can feel like an impossible puzzle. Not because you don’t know what to do, but because nothing feels optional. Everything looks like it needs your attention right now. From the outside, it seems like a planning issue. More lists. Better systems. A cleaner calendar. Maybe even more discipline. But in this episode, we look at the real reason prioritizing feels so hard, the part that has nothing to do with tools, time ...
A New Ambition
Why can’t you say no to that conversation, interruption, taking on work that someone else should be doing, adding more projects this quarter? Why does it feel like it’s the hardest thing to do when your plate is already overflowing and why does it seem to happen despite your good intentions? You've tried setting boundaries, being more disciplined about your time, rehearsing what you’ll say the next time someone pops in for a “quick question” and promising yourself that you’ll stay focused o...
