Welcome to the Hustles-Sanley podcast, a show inviting you to live a peacefully productive

life.

I'm your host, Jess Massey, a peaceful productivity coach and planner creator.

My mission is to share mindset shifts and peaceful productivity tips that help people with

really full lives go from running on fumes to living with intention

in every season. You're in the right place if you want to design a life that reflects your

actual priorities so you can stop the constant hustle and pursue your goals while prioritizing

your well-being. Now take a deep breath and let's learn how to hustle

sanely. I would be willing to bet that almost every single one of y'all can relate to having

a perfectly curated to-do list for the day, only to have it ransacked by life-lifing.

Whether your toddler throws up on your shoes as you're trying to get out the door for work

and now you have to call out, your spouse decides that today, of all days, is the day that they

need to have a 45-minute emotionally taxing conversation with you or your best friend calls

you in crisis mode midday because she just found out that she lost her job.

We have all been there where the tasks that we were planning to get done that day, they just kind of fall to the wayside because our attention is needed elsewhere. So how do we get stuff done when we feel like we're spending half the day or more putting out fires? That is exactly what we are going to talk about in today's episode. Hey, hi, hello, welcome or welcome

back to the Hustle Saly podcast. I hope you're taking care of yourself. This is your digital

classroom for learning how to break up with burnout and build a peacefully productive life every Tuesday

classes in session. And we are learning simple and practical strategies to build a peacefully

productive life no matter

what season of life you're in. So if you are tired of feeling like you're running on E

and you're just stretched incredibly thin, grab your notebook and let's get to class. Make

sure that you subscribe and like this video if you're watching on YouTube. And if you're listening

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