34 | How to Create a Work-Life Schedule You Actually Love (Without Burning Out)

Feel Like You’re Doing Everything “Right” but Still Burnt Out?👉 Tried all the planners, morning routines, and productivity hacks—but your schedule still feels like it’s running you?👉 Feel guilty no matter where you spend your time—work, kids, home, or yourself?👉 Wondering if balance is even real… or just another thing you’re “failing” at?Friend, you’re not broken. Your blueprint is.In this solo coaching-style episode, I’m busting the top 3 myths about work-life balance—and giving you a fresh, strengths-based way to create a schedule that works with you, not against you.🔥 In This Episode:✔️ Why “equal time” is a myth (and what balance really means)✔️ The hidden danger of perfect routines—and how to build flexible rhythms instead✔️ Why burnout isn’t solved with better planning—but with deeper alignment✔️ How to match your schedule to your leadership style so it finally feels doable💬 Key Quote:"You’re not overwhelmed because you’re unorganized. You’re overwhelmed because you’re unaligned." -Shannon Fox | Career Coach🛠️ Try This Action Step:Choose ONE work-life myth you’ve been believing (like “balance means equal time”), and replace it with a personalized truth that reflects your season, your strengths, and your actual life.💼 READY TO LEAD WITH CONFIDENCE & CALM? 🚀 Take the FREE Leadership Style Quiz to uncover your strengths and unique leadership path📲 Join the FB Group for exclusive career tips and networking💌 Become an Insider and receive weekly career tips, time saving tools & strengths based leadership tips 🎧 LOVE THE SHOW?👉 Subscribe & leave a review so more career moms can discover these game-changing career strategies! ✨ New episodes drop every Tuesday & Friday! Subscribe and leave a review if this resonated with you. Kat and Tanner by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/

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