Kelly Nolan

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1,389 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 10 Aug

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The Bright Method Podcast: Realistic Time Management and Productivity for Working Women & Working Moms · 147. Things to Calendar for an Ever-Different Schedule (e.g., shift work) · 10 Aug 2026 podcast

Okay, last thing I'm gonna share from this checklist of things that I calendar are lining up extra child care support where it's needed. voice-verified

So for weekends when I am solo all weekend, historically I've booked a sitter for four hours on the Sunday morning so I get some downtime. voice-verified

What I have found it that's interesting is I desperately needed that when my kids were littler. voice-verified

Now that they're eight and four, I feel like way less worn out being with my kids all weekend solo. voice-verified

And so I tend to not need them as much. voice-verified

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I went through a period last spring where I wasn't really booking sitters when my husband was gone because I didn't really need it. voice-verified

And then I looked at my summer months and saw how much less work time I had and how much more driving time I had and all this kind of stuff. voice-verified

And I did bring that back in for the summer, but I anticipate letting it go again in the fall. voice-verified

I just find it interesting. voice-verified

That's not really voice-verified

Neither here nor there. voice-verified

But just throwing it out there that if you voice-verified

solo parent a lot or your partner solo parents a lot because of your chefs, it just might be something to think about is, you know, do we want to build in some more breathing room here and through a weekend sitter for four hours, three hours, whatever makes sense for you can be really, really, really useful. voice-verified

So these are just some examples of what I do when I get my husband's schedule. voice-verified

And in addition, the repetitive things that I blocked that we were talking about at the top of this episode. voice-verified

Those repetitive things, I can just drag and drop them as like around this new plan for the day and move things around. voice-verified

And I want you to hear that to me, that's really helpful. voice-verified

Even though these things are shifting, the fact that these repetitive default building blocks like shower and getting ready and working out and walking our dog and all that kind of stuff, pickups, drop offs, all of it, the fact that it's already in the calendar, even if it's gonna get nudged around a bit. voice-verified

It's still amazing because one, I'm not having to plan every week from scratch while trying to remember all of the basic moving pieces that I want in my days. voice-verified

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