“SCHEDULE LESS TO DO MORE” #AWJP MINISODE MONDAY SHOW NOTES FROM THE PODCAST:

What are the things you can change that will completely redirect the way of your life? On this minisode, Joyce shares to us the three things she’s working on to improve this year.

inspector-is-checking-inspecting-building-by-using-checklist_123441-47.jpg — 1) Priorities

**List down your priorities.** **Have a physical list of your priorities that you can see on a daily basis**. This will change your perspective and will give you the right track for the rest of the year. Writing it down and placing it somewhere you can check everyday will help you remember it better and it will be a constant reminder.

2) Schedule

**Schedule less.** If you keep scheduling things and filling your days up, you keep spreading yourself out too thin. Make sure that everything you do is in line with your priorities and goals. Through this, you are really maximizing yourself and not wasting any time. Multitasking is very difficult. **Plot out your day in such a way that will really help you achieve everything that you need to without overextending yourself.**

school-lunch-box-with-sandwich-vegetables-juice-almonds-table_90791-731.jpg — 3) Habits

**Build better habits.** *“Watch your words for they become your actions. Watch your actions for they become your habits. Watch your habits for they become your character. Watch your character for it becomes your destiny.”* **Every big change in your life comes from an accumulation of the tiny little habits and decisions you make everyday.**

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Episode summary by Chiara Quebral

Adulting With Joyce Pring the Podcast:

The How-To’s of your 20’s told by a 26 year old. Basically, the blind leading the blind - expectantly and with gusto. Adulting With Joyce Pring the podcast is available for free on iTunes, Spotify, Podcast app, and all your other podcast providers. All written, recorded, and produced by Joyce Pring, unless stated otherwise.