012. Why I'm Loving Block Scheduling
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Creative, Happy Life Podcast
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As a working artist, working at home with two young kids during the pandemic, join me to hear more about a method of planning my days that allows me to create boundaries and balance between personal time and work time, flexibility in my day during personal time, and how I'm getting more focused and productive in my work. I came to a realization that my days felt busy, but not much was actually getting done. And the already blurred lines between my personal and professional life had become even more blended. It was time to regroup, and rethink, and re-prioritize how I spend my days. To see more of my work, visit www.shannon-sorensen.com, and consider becoming a Patreon supporter at patreon.com/shannonsorensen.
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