"Let's hear it for the frazzled. Those multitasking, multiskilled superhero women (and let's be honest, they're almost always women) whose days are packed to the brim-juggling leadership roles and caregiving, studying in between appointments, work calls, and late-night birthday party prep. They're keeping it all going and doing it well, even if they feel like they're barely holding it together. Procrastination? They don't have time for it."
""Do the Thing" is one of the key tools in that framework. It's incredibly simple, effective, and designed to reduce decision fatigue. A hack, if you will. It's an approach I've used for years, and I honestly couldn't have founded and built an international business, led teams, and raised two daughters without it. I'll admit, it's a little counterintuitive, but hear me out."
Multitasking, multiskilled women juggle leadership roles, caregiving, study, work calls, and household responsibilities while sustaining high performance under constant time pressure. Small, repeatable daily practices provide practical ways to reduce overwhelm, maintain focus, and generate momentum even on the busiest days. Recommended practices are science-backed, brief, and actionable rather than spiritually framed. 'Do the Thing' prioritizes immediate action over exhaustive planning to lower decision fatigue. Replacing overwhelming, exhaustive to-do lists with smarter, targeted tasks prevents paralysis, guilt, and burnout, enabling steady progress and improved mindset despite heavy workloads.
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