Well, hello, they are top teachers. We are your hosts, Michelle Emerson and Bridget Spackman,

and we are here to make your life easier by helping you master your time, organization,

and productivity as a teacher. It is officially 20, 23, and we love the fresh start that comes with

a new year. If you have listened to our podcast for a while,

you already know, Bridget and I are not huge fans of New Year's resolutions because they don't

last. And the reason they don't last is because most people don't spend the time it takes to

build habits around that goal. So in today's episode, we're going to be sharing our personal goals

for the year ahead, the things we want to accomplish, and then we're going to kind of take

you behind the scenes a little bit as we start to create a plan for actually getting them done.

Yeah, but before that, we're going to jump into a TSA from Stephanie. Stephanie says, my TSAH is staying attuned, finding one simple

system. Did I say that word right? Attuned? Yeah, attuned. Okay. That's a new word in my vocabulary

there, people. With all of the things that need to be organized to help me stay sane, it can get

overwhelming.

A system for my filing cabinet, a system for my Google Drive, a system for my computer,

a system for the subjects.

I teach as an elementary teacher and a system for professional notes, HR docs, etc.

I just wish that there was a way to simplify all of those systems into one because I don't feel

that I can do them all well. Hashtag spread too thin. Can you help? Thanks. You know, it's funny when

I first read the hashtag spread too thin. Yeah. My head read it as spread too thin. And I was like,

what does that mean? And then I realized. So I feel like there are a few

different things that play here. Ultimately, you're never going to have just one system for all the

things. That's just not realistic. You have to have separate systems for physical items and materials and digital items and

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