For as long as I can remember I’ve been obsessed with routines, schedules, notepads, day planners. The earliest I can remember creating my own schedule was when I was in 3rd grade. I remember writing out my daily routine and placing it on my neatly made bed. I was kind of a perfectionist. I liked things organized and tidy even as a 9 year old girl.

Motherhood has taught me sooo much about time management. I quickly learned that my idea of a perfect routine and clean house was not going to be the way I envisioned it to be. I’m constantly having to adapt to new routines and schedules.

Today I want to share 3 things I’ve learned when it comes to time management. And this applies to anyone, even if you’re not a mom. After I share these tips, then I’m going to walk you through what my week looks like, and how I’m able to accomplish all the things I want to accomplish each week.

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There comes a time in our process of reaching goals or making life changes that we get particularly vulnerable to other peoples opinions, or lack of support.

When we set out to change our lives or reach big goals. We start out extremely excited about what we are pursuing, only to find out it is much harder than we anticipated. We work like a dog, do everything we know how to do, and it doesn’t seem to be working. Not only do we become discouraged, but the people who we thought were supposed to be our biggest fans and expected to be the ones to lift us out of our slump and encourage us to keep going. Often times our cheer leaders are no where to be found. Instead we have people validating our own discouraging thoughts. This is the point where most people give up and quit.

Other peoples lack of support doesn’t mean they don’t love us and don’t want to see us succeed. It only means that maybe they don’t see the vision like you do. Or they don’t want to see you fall on your face or get hurt. Change in you is just as hard for others to accept as it is for you to do. Our brains like familiarity and comfort. We want things to stay the same.

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Today we wanted to share a little inside scoop of what life is like for us as members of the LDS church. We plan to get really honest and open about some of the things we’ve struggled with over the years and also what we’ve gained by being members of this church. I understand that not all of you are LDS but perhaps you’re just curious about what life REALLY looks as members of a church that once practiced polygamy. 

Warning, this episode might stir up a bit of controversy, which as members of this church we are quite used to. Our intensions are in no may geared to bashing the church or our fellow members, but again, we plan to get really honest. Talk about some of the changes the church has made recently, and how we feel about the future of the mormon church.

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Ever since I can remember, I was determined to make sure everyone liked me. Which caused me to feel so much shame if I ever did or said anything that people disagreed with.

What I’ve learned is that not everyone is going to like you and that is absolutely okay. Also, other peoples opinions about you have nothing to do with you and has everything to do with them.

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