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Today we’re sharing 7 practical ways that we do less to have more – a big theme for 2018.
In this episode you’ll get to hear the behind-the-scenes story of how this concept became a major philosophy of how we do everything in life and business!
In This Episode
- Not quite ready to delegate? Try this! [9:37]
- An exercise to determine your dream hourly rate [12:57]
- Why batching tasks is a great idea [22:19]
- Mike’s automation tips [25:22]
- How to create boundaries and why you need them [29:10]
- How to identify your ideal life [36:25]
- The absolute worst day to start (and end) your day! [43:13]
Selected Links from the Episode
Episode 9: How to Reinvent Yourself and Your Business with Licia Morelli
Episode 58: When To Walk Out On A Psychic Reading: Halloween Special Call-In Show with Licia Morelli
Regrets of the Dying by Bronnie Ware
Attached by Amir Levine & Rachel Heller
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Hi Kate and Mike,
I discovered you (especially Kate) by the interview you made on the Start Up Pregnant podcast. I was so happy to find you both!
I started last year a blog for moms who want to create their business based on the fact that mothers are natural CEOs. Motherhood is so similar to running a business. And as a good CEO and mother we need to find time to do it all without grilling our brains and deeply appreciate the choices of running a business to see our kids grow and have time to simply live the life we want.
I’ve just listened to your episode and all the ways to do less that you explain I apply them and have been talking about them for a long time. The difference is that I don’t make money with my blog for the moment because I’m just starting this new business.
I’m French and in France the market is different from the US one so it’s gonna be longer to build trust. And old habits are hard to break, but it doesn’t matter. I believe in this way of life as well as my hubby. And my kids are happy to see me real hours every day rather than one hour before bedtime in the rush of the evening routine.
So, I just want to thank you for having the same ideal life perception as me and sharing your great journey to the world.