Why It's So Hard to Get Anything Done

[@AtoZenLife]

Please give this video a like and comment with YOUR best tips and strategies for getting things done! 🙏 I always love hearing your thoughts and tips. UPDATE: Sorry, I forgot to add links for The Miracle Morning ► 📚 CHECK OUT THE BOOK » amzn.to/495xKDd Get a FREE 30-day trial of Audible with this special link: www.audibletrial.com/6eWyPQ

[@siuhoahambaliroehrig6922]

👍💝🙏🏼

[@minstrelgirl451]

I've definitely felt the overwhelm when the list begins to stretch! One new thing I'm trying this year - and it seems to be working - is to do more "task batching." So where before I might write "Record song, contact x person and x person and x person, mix song, water plants, etc" now I'm writing "Deep work session" (where I go to check my big project lists), a morning pickup or a bigger declutter/time to check off household tasks, and my new favorite the "Deadline Sandwich" where I do business paperwork if needed, and also check notifications and email, write letters, and generally do responses that are necessary, but distracting if I complete them by the notification and overwhelming if I write them all down on my to-do list. :) My list feels so much more maneagable when I see something like this: Get ready for the day / clean 30 minutes 2 hours deep work [excercise when you need a break] 1 hour music practice 1 hour deadline sandwich Or whatever amounts of time I think I need!

[@poodlegirl55]

Your tip about breaking everything into small steps reminded me of my Grandma. She would always say "Yard by yard life is hard, inch by inch, it's a cinch."

[@AtoZenLife]

That's awesome 👏

[@claireredfern5880]

That is great we learnt this at school

[@jennyreid8542]

I feel the older I get the more difficult it is to get all my to-do’s done.

[@AtoZenLife]

This too! My energy is not what it once was 😅

[@rosemarylinas3097]

I can relate to this. My energy level is not what it was and I'm only in my 40's.

[@rachaelmichael3845]

Same. As I progressed to mindfulness minimalism it’s helped and my anxiety has decreased.

[@NYtoNC]

Girl yes!! Turning 50 has brought w it much mental fog

[@jennyreid8542]

@@NYtoNC same!

[@reneeschwartz6555]

When I feel overwhelmed I start to get self-critical and then it's almost impossible to get moving. So I sit down and make a list of all the things I have gotten done since I woke up. Ate breakfast, took my vitamins, called my mom, wrote a grocery list, went to the store, etc. Every little thing goes on there. Instead of thinking that I'm lazy, I find that it helps me realize how much I DO get done, and that shifts my negative mood and helps me get energized again.

[@bernadetteswanson3304]

What a great tip! It completely reframes your day. 😊

[@lsamoa]

I do that too when I feel that way, it's really helpful indeed :)

[@irnalonso]

This is perfect advice. You have just helped me a lot

[@trumax33]

I do this, too....especially on weekends. I can then look back & feel a sense of accomplishment rather than feel like I "wasted my weekend being lazy".😊

[@alejandrad8021]

"Done is better than perfect." Marssa, this is what I needed to hear today.🙏

[@AtoZenLife]

🙏❤️

[@Sapientiam]

I feel this. As someone with high anxiety (highly sensitive), stress, depression, add And ocd i feel its sooo difficult to get started. Im tired already before i start cleaning, mostly due to me over-thinking. Clean it ones and you'll have to clean it all over again. Also, when i do start cleaning One area i look around and see the rest of the mess i need to take care of and i loose my focus, stress tfo and get an energy drain. I always seem to relax in hope of reload. The only thing is that me trying to relax, detox and sleep to reload gets me even more tired because i Never Relax😂. Its a real struggle.🙃😏😪😌🤪

[@amberklein1560]

I divide a page into three columns. The first column is a brain dump: everything in my head. The second column is a list of repeating tasks for the week: Dishes, Laundry, Mop, etc. The third column is made up of everything from the brain dump but is divided into three sections: critical, important, and whatever. The critical section is for those things wish HAVE to be done today like getting medicine from the pharmacy, calling my attorney, paying a due bill. The next section is for those things which still HAVE to be done, but could be put off until tomorrow like making a dog grooming appointment, or getting the oil changed. The last section is to do's with no deadline like hang up the new blinds, change a lightbulb, or wash the windows. I keep the page for the whole week, and erase the 3rd column as items are completed. But I check them off in the brain dump column, so there's a record of what's done. (Did I remember too... oh, yes. It's checked off.) This way I can feel accomplished with the checks. And when I see the critical section is empty, I feel more relaxed. I don't allow more than 5 items in each section of the 3rd column. Like your English Teacher said focus on a few. At the end of the week I make a new page. I transfer what needs to be copied over which is a good reminder, and discard to-do's which no longer apply. Honestly, it's nice to see a list of checks at the end of the week. Which is why I start my list with Saturday. I get more done over the weekend and love seeing what I've already accomplished during the weekdays. I'm adding a 7 day calendar to the top of the page for appointments. I love it.

[@jmsl_910]

i have a cleaning & laundry schedule. one chore every day. my house is never spotless but it's always company ready

[@AtoZenLife]

That’s fantastic 👏

[@lsamoa]

#lifegoal right there :)

[@itslivvyg]

Can you share a little about it?

[@jessicaadale]

"Done is better than perfect." - is something my husband has really helped me with. I am definitely one of those people that like to wait till I have time to do something exactly how I want.

[@Zaguzah]

LOLOL! Love the cameo from Editor Evan!

[@AtoZenLife]

😉🙏

[@jackiemartin7276]

The editor cut away was so perfect haha!

[@colinneagle4495]

So many inspirational and useful suggestions Marissa! But I've got to say, the cutaway of your editor going on epic outdoorsy adventures, with time he now had since you couldn't send him any new footage to work on, was so unexpected and hilarious! While you certainly don't need to turn this into a comedy channel, having fun with the structure and tone of your videos brought a new unexpected energy that I would encourage you to continue playing with. Anyhow, thanks and keep up the good work!

[@roborob819]

I felt the same way when she waved unexpectedly during the stretching filler clip! Really brought some joy to my day and was a nice change from the sterile way most productivity youtube videos are cut!

[@irnalonso]

I loved that too. I enjoy when creators give us a glimpse of what It takes for them to do a video and this was also superfun!

[@chrisoulalakkas7935]

For the sake of your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, avoid bitterness in adverse situations. Maintain an open heart, let go of resentments, and forgive yourself to achieve inner peace and clarity, which are of utmost importance.

[@UncleRidgley]

A good plan today is better than a perfect plan tomorrow. Just push through it.

[@Crystal.Calvin]

The English Teacher suggestion is so spot on!! I read books in the same way, covering lower text with a book mark so I'm not distracted by it. I find I not only read faster, but I also retain the information better.

[@findingaway5512]

Hi Evan! 😊 Good job with editing!

[@minstrelgirl451]

Agreed! Also loved Evan's clip with the best strategies on how to wait without impatience. 😂

[@findingaway5512]

@@minstrelgirl451 😂 great strategies.

[@MrsJax304]

Happy belated birthday to you and your eldest son. Thank you for this gentle reminder “done is better than perfect”.

[@dillin16]

I needed to hear this. The postholiday-mom-burnout is hitting hard this year and I’m struggling to get back on track on now the 3rd week of January 😂

[@israelpopoca8676]

Thanks again and keep staying pretty 👋 I'll keep watching

[@radhika1339]

Thanks for the tips! However, I find isolated daily to-do-list without the Master plan a bit of just focusing on the tasks in the 1st Quadrant of urgent & important per Steven Covey’s 7 Habits… book. A state you don’t want to be operating in for long! Instead, attending to the “Not to do” list tasks perhaps is the 2nd quadrant of “important but not urgent,” where one Should focus more so that you have less to no tasks in the “to do list” eventually! A tip to get there that has worked for me is, use the smaller time gaps in your day to accomplish the “not to do,” list every day. Marassa, suggest you don’t read your phone while walking down the stairs, not really safe 😅. Looking forward to the next topic! Motivating.

[@BumbleDee805]

As a single, 40hr/week working mom, I appreciate this feeling. It is interesting to read other people's do and don't lists😂. Wrapping a gift would not make it on my Do list if I were in a crisis. I'd grab a gift bag in the time it would take me to write it on a list😂. My Do list recently includes: medical appts, insurance calls, finding the leak in my roof, call roofer, vet appt. for sick dog, groceries, laundry (those have been on the Don't list so long- they graduated). Something that probly should be on my Do list- repair clothes dryer, but I'm managing by line drying and I kinda like it. There's so much more, but I need to get up to work on purging Christmas decorations and re-org the garage 😅 I wish you all the best with your lists!❤

[@kristymoore7052]

OMG I needed this today. Overwhelmed at work, wanted to quit, as I feel often. My to-do list I created Sunday, not working, for M-F. 4 things checked off at 3pm. Change is needed.

[@Jennifer-i7q]

The “to-don’t” list is brilliant! I can’t believe I’ve never heard that suggestion before.

[@leanna4170]

I have been thinking about you so much lately. My husband and I (from super cold dismal northern Indiana) are spending 3 months in the warm sunshine of central Florida. It's difficult to pack for 3 months! We have one medium duffle bag each. We live as minimalists, so I pretty much need and use everything in our house. I couldn't pack the whole house up! So now we're learning to get along WITHOUT which makes us minimalists times two!

[@AtoZenLife]

What a fun and interesting experiment! Send some of that warm weather up to Chicago for me 🥶😂🏖️

[@ruth370]

Done is better than perfect! Love it! Wishing you luck getting everything done. Remember to give yourself this same kindness moving into your miracle mornings. I think you are an amazing person, beautiful inside and out. You have helped me as you have shared your strengths, struggles, and solutions. So I just want to give a little encouragement back. You can absolutely keep working to improve yourself and your life, but no matter if you do or don't it does not mean you are settling, failing, or holding back humanity as this book implies. You are enough exactly as you are. You don't have to do anything to earn that. Mornings do not make you moral. You are you are enough. You are allowed to sleep in, to be behind on projects, and for your house to be a mess. It doesn't make you a bad person if they are not done and it doesn't make you a good person if they are done. You are allowed to be content with yourself and your life exactly as it is. You are good because you lead your life with love and kindness.

[@mandyholly6947]

I feel this in my soul !!! Life is full these days ! There is something to be said about deciding that a thing “CAN wait” so that it “must wait”

[@tamaraburcombe5496]

Every Sunday is jammed packed for me and my family. Even though I was dressed and ready to dive into my to-do list, I took up the offer to go for a xcountry ski with my 19 year old daughter and my husband. Andra is only home on weekends from University and I didn’t want to miss spending time with her. Once back, I set out again to meal prep, clean etc., but I received a call that I had to go get my son in town as my husband had much earlier in the day, given him a ride down, and it was my turn. Driving to town I put on your video so I could relax a bit as I was feeling frustrated and overwhelmed. It was like this video answered my prayers and more. Your to-do list was almost exactly like mine and you had experienced the same feelings as I. Thank you again for saving me. ❤😊😅

[@Happy_in_Groveland_Twp]

Shop for groceries online and get delivery or free pick up curbside for all stores that have this service, like ACE hardware. You will save way more money because all discounts and in-store deals are visible item by item when you search and add things to the grocery cart. Have a large rolling tote in the garage that you loaded with the groceries, and pull up the stairs into the kitchen. Less trips. Suspend your KZbin channel for a while until you catch up. If you're stressing out about a lack of time, then look into omitting the thing that takes up the most chunk of time. You're going to become ill unless you do important self-care every day. Establish routines for yourself upon waking and in the evening. Engage the boys into the simple sub-tasks of a larger project. For example, you fill the bags for the thrift store, and they carry them out to the car.

[@LivetheLifeMedia]

Love the "to do list" and "to don't list" tip!

[@mapleleaf7220]

Please can you do a morning routine video? I have a 1 year old who is also an early bird like me and struggling to get things done and achieve somewhat of a routine with him being awake and needing attention

[@AtoZenLife]

Yes, I’m doing a 30-day morning routine challenge right now and I can’t wait to share a video next month 😄👍 It’s always tough with little ones, I remember those days…

[@EnneagramEcho]

I Totally Relate! There is so much to do... all at the same time! 🌬BREATHING gently and naturally... Inhale... Exhale... Repeat. It also keeps me in the Present Moment. ⏲ And it's necessary for health! Stress can be dangerous; and relaxation is the counter-balance. 😃 Breathe... Just Breathe.

[@charlieadams-qn3if]

This happens to me at work. I work in an office. More and more things keep getting added to my to do list and I start panicking because there's not enough time in the day to complete my to do list. Once I get home I'm stressed and so tired I go to sleep. Then I miss out on important things. I'm able to manage my to do list at home. But at work, I manage but there's too much work that keeps getting added. It's like I get my to do list done at work but then there's a mountain of new work that gets added on. 😫

[@livingoncoffee]

That's exactly how I feel. It's too much. Thanks for the suggestions.

[@freak16445]

Agreed! The to do list keeps multiplying! Thanks for sharing your strategies!

[@Jessica_Jones]

Totally in this space right now; thank you for sharing. Things honestly feel more manageable when I remember I am not alone in the struggle to get things done!

[@user-ti8bw1ri5h]

Happy Birthday Marisa!

[@AtoZenLife]

Thanks so much! I’m 41 now ☺️

[@carriecollins4542]

💪I can do this! Right on time with your video Marissa. I just purchased a 2024 planner (marked down half-price since it's almost February now😂). Time to put my ear buds in with some instrumental music to help me focus, get the endless to-do list out of my head onto paper and prioritize!

[@AtoZenLife]

Nice find and good luck 👍

[@amsomeone]

Just put Miracle Morning on hold through my library.

[@cinthiaham1517]

No kidding! Last week I had major plans to get ready for my husbands business trip (he left this morning). Last Monday my child had to be hospitalized overnight, then our washer broke and them we had some technician come to help clear out an allergen in our HVAC. Needless to say, I got nothing done to prepare for this week, so I’m one week behind and without a husband

[@lsamoa]

The way I see it, there's regularly something getting in the way of a perfectly routine-based organized life. Life is just messy. So what I like to do is give myself grace when there's something overwhelming going on and I can't keep on top of things, and show gratitude to myself for the times I do have things under control, so that they aren't even worse at that moment than they already are. Got to drop everything in my life to organize an emergency funeral? Well at least, I had stacked my fridge with food earlier this week and hoovered my floors, so I do have food to eat and my place isn't too much of a mess even though I don't have time to wash the dishes right now. It's fine, it's ok, it's not that important right now. I'll get to it later and I know things will quickly get back to normal (not emotionally but you get what I mean), simply because in-between disasters my life is quite simple and fuss-free so that it can afford not to be organized and tidy when things get off-rails. It keeps me sane to know that things won't spiral out of control when something unexpected happens, and that the things I can't manage right now will be later and it's fine.

[@iraluca640]

I find your comment really inspirational. Thanks!

[@lsamoa]

@@iraluca640 Glad to hear :)

[@SarahMitchell-gz9uz]

Was told by many teachers i could get into medical school based on handwriting alone. I have a blank notebook where I keep my to do lists (daily/week/month) and random thoughts. Before shutting down the tech for the day, i leave myself a reminder or priority for tomorrow so i know what is important the next day. Picked up a horrible cold, not COVID I tested negative a few times at a business trip last week. Nothing was done since breathing is hard enough. Last week's goals now become this week's goals. I'll go over this week's revised goals after dinner. I am not a morning person, someone has to take the night watch/third shift and protect the family

[@CindyWisconsinGirl]

This is so helpful! I got caught short also in Wisconsin the last 2 weeks - a one-two punch of a blizzard followed by wind chill warnings and advisories lasting several days. We live rural, and even though I prepared for a week, I didn’t prepare beyond that. So, I will prep better to decrease stress this week. I am also a HSP and tend towards anxiety. I enjoy your content very much. Thank you!

[@andreanash9107]

Ah! I look forward to your “Miracle Morning” video! I have read it and loved it. I have always struggles to get up, though. I want to try it again!

[@sofycleme]

I love when you refer us to a different of your videos. I love to watch but sometimes I’m not sure what I’m interested in. Can’t wait for next week for the house declutter. My husband and I are in the middle of moving. We just temporary move in a room and we’ll move again in a few months. What a pain to move all our stuff. I’m watching your videos to get inspired and truly declutter so that next time we can move without being sick of our boxes. We are also expecting a baby, so even better to have a home in order. Thank you for always working so hard to make good videos, the quality is always amazing and your content super helpful. See you next week!

[@jessicajames4493]

Today I started a task that had to be finished in Dec. 23 😅, that was stopping me to do the other tasks. I will set a timer for all upcoming tasks to work on them for 1/2 h at least dayly. Then I‘m not afraid to start, because I don‘t have to get it done in one time ( which would take too much time) ❤

[@marshamengel1769]

I so appreciate this video! You've provided such valuable information for someone like me who lives in a state of overwhelm! Thank you!

[@kennethbailey9853]

You are Always Right On ! 😂😅😢😊

[@poodlegirl55]

I make lists with big jobs and small jobs. I try to do one big job a day, first thing in the morning. I don't push myself to do more but sometimes I do more. The small jobs I can check off throughout the day. I am a senior and that's what works for me.

[@mezwilson]

Helpful video, thank you! Very easy to get overwhelmed by the to do list!

[@Helen-v6v6l]

Thanks for the good tips 💪🏻

[@bernadetteswanson3304]

Happy birthday, Marissa! 🎉

[@jessicalin6816]

Exactly what I needed!!! Thank you!!

[@janetmcgee4525]

Thanks for the book recommendation and the memory trick.

[@Ju838ju]

Happy birthday to you and your son! 🎉

[@saraperkins8072]

Man can I relate to this video this week! I had a pretty bad multi-day migraine that set my personal goals back about four days this last week. To catch up on my work, I had to break down my work into 500 word increments and every time I edited 500 words I just focused on the next 500 words. It does help that the free editor I use only allows good edits for 500 word increments.

[@AtoZenLife]

Oh, that’s rough! I hope you’re feeling better soon, but it’s great you were able to use those strategies to get through that tough time 💪

[@saraperkins8072]

@@AtoZenLife I still have a little head pain but the debilitating migraine is gone. I have learned in times like these take it slow, don't put too many expectations into place and listen to the body. I still managed to reach my personal goal for tomorrow a day early. For today, I can relax and do my laundry.

[@gabriellaraziah]

2:35 a trick i use at work with this is “crystal ball, rubber ball.” a crystal ball is something i absolutely cannot drop otherwise it will impede on a LOT of my awesome work flow. a rubber ball is something that still needs to happen, but ultimately will be okay if i drop it for now.

[@mrsyverrr3973]

Omg I love Evan! Great tips, thank you 🥰

[@robinartemis8695]

You can cut your own hair. That of course is if the time you spend at the stylist is your needed break. Don’t have to wrap the present either. Put in a bag. Let the kids decorate the bag so it is turned into a gift bag. Love the “to don’t” list. BTW - Happy Birthday 🎉

[@jzoberek]

My friends know they're truly my friends if they get their gift in a plastic grocery bag or just handed to them unwrapped. 😊

[@lsamoa]

I always re-use the same ol' gift bag haha. No point wrapping things. Or teach the kids how to do it so they can wrap stuff themselves next time.

[@Siures]

I do it this way. Problem: the more I’m getting done the less my husband’s doing. Main bread winner, main caregiver and main cleaner and organizer is really hard. And so if there is downtime I tend to just watch KZbin instead of doing what I REALLY want to do (reading, playing guitar, being creative). I ask for help, but sometimes it’s like it just helps me to do even more stuff.

[@shellystorey8048]

💪I can do this! I love the idea of ‘To-Do’ and ‘To-Don’t’ lists. I’m definitely going to try this.

[@MissSophiestication]

Love Evan's fun time break 😅

[@jejrstans]

Oh man! That's great snowball and snowman snow!! OH! Love the To Do and To Don't lists!! 😆Cute add in of Evan doing stuff. Hilarious!😆 "Done is better than perfect" is on a 3x5 card by my computer monitor. I'm not sure I have any strategies. I think for me just focusing on one thing at a time rather than multitasking is most important to actually do things and not feel overwhelmed by what else I have to do.

[@AtoZenLife]

Evan lives in California, so he has MUCH nicer weather than us. 😂 focusing on one item at a time is a great strategy. 🙌

[@jejrstans]

@@AtoZenLife Thanks! ☺

[@flohough1870]

I love this idea of a to do/to don't list! Definitely going to try this, I have a plethora of things that need done but aren't things that need done "right now"--restring a guitar, work on future blog posts, etc. This is a great way of keeping focused on the now and if you can mark a "don't" off the list, great.

[@peggypoole1773]

Thank you for this video. I have been feeling this for some time and this gives me some ideas. ❤

[@olivemaycards]

Hiring someone to do the thing you don’t like, don’t have time for, or aren’t very good at (like video editing or lawn mowing or dress shirt ironing) is a really good use of money. For focused work I use the block method, similar to Pomodoro, that David Cain at Raptitude blog recommends. In my breaks I can do small easy tasks.

[@Nikki-1716]

Yes! For sure can’t be present and get stuff done almost daily!

[@AtoZenLife]

There are ups and downs - this is how I’m getting through the downs 🤪

[@irnalonso]

I'm better (meaning, I get less ansious) when I'm doing related tasks. So I accumulatte several similar to-do to spend several hours at them, specially computer-related tasks (answering mails, meeting deadlines, going through bills and paperwork...). Also I sometimes go with my laptop to the coffeeshop to avoid procrastinating by tidying up or rearranging things around home

[@jandkhilbert]

Great timing! Im taking my last college class and have a big paper to work on throughout the semester besides the other required work. So appreciate you!

[@susanfleming496]

Thanks for another thoughtful video, Marissa! Hooe you enjoyed your birthday! 🎂🩷

[@Julchen222]

Wow, what for a great an helpful contend! Great ideas. One of your best Videos! Thank you!!!

[@patriciaseyfferle4963]

I can do it!

[@Robbi_Nielsen]

I CAN do this! Happy birhtday!

[@Ninarosemiel]

Very helpful video thank you 💪

[@brendatheberge4741]

You always have great advice. Thank you 💪

[@nilimapatil7225]

You looked so cute when you tried acting “worried” about to do list 😅

[@AtoZenLife]

😂

[@elise8116]

Super super nice to know you use a video editor! Been thinking about outsourcing myself recently.

[@LisaFaraj-y5g]

I spent this whole video staring at your kitchen counters. Nothing on them. Please tell us how you do that! Do you really put your dish soap away after every time you do dishes? Where is your toaster?!? Can we peek inside your cupboards and see where you are stashing everything? How about a video on how you manage your kitchen? Thanks so much for all your videos.

[@gwenj5419]

I like having a limit of 3 To Do's per day. Saturday is my catch up day where I hit anything I missed.

[@lunagabriella213]

Doing at least one really important task to start with has been helpful. I just have a long way to go 😂💜 My mental health and physical health are both in the crapper right now.

[@olderandwiser78]

I used to let all these built up things on my to do list bother me. As I got older I just did those things in the order of what I felt like doing the most at the time. That way I could get them crossed off. If it was a critical thing to do I would do it even if I didn't feel like it. For some things I would say I will do that tomorrow. I just realized that I was actually doing what you do by pushing the not so critical things to the next day. My thought was there is always tomorrow. Someday that won't be true and there will not be another tomorrow. If that is the case then who cares if those things didn't get done. I won't.

[@sharonw4541]

Thank you for reminding me that done is better than perfect. And I loved seeing your little son working with one sock on and one bare foot 😊

[@16demolka]

My to do list got so long that I started working at 00:00 today (I have a rule I don’t work on Sundays). Wish me luck. I want to go to sleep today!

[@AtoZenLife]

Good luck!

[@mchw88]

Such a fab video, thank u! What brand is the denim shirt u wear please? I've always loved it x

[@fingerprint5511]

Because the body belongs to Nature, there is only a certain amount of energy the body has and it gets less and less as we get older. Aging pain in the body makes you less active and the energy is spent on attending to the body making sure it rests and so on but its the mind, its the forerunner of all things - still mind, more energy, busy mind, low energy.

[@melissasheridan5660]

Love your sweatshirt! This was a very helpful video. Thank you

[@TheCorporateSassy-dh6ux]

Can I just say, I love the editor’s POV clips 😂 Regards Evan!

[@melissaumphress7372]

Needed this one today. Thank you!

[@sarahbhutta251]

Your editors cameo had me smiling.

[@arlettcantoral6292]

I was gonna say, that lil editors segment was great. Thoroughly enjoyed 😊

[@chrissyrudolph]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@AtoZenLife]

Thanks so much for watching! ☺️

[@dibayvelasquez655]

I always get an error page everytime I click the link you attach to the weekly email I get. I have to look for your video in KZbin itself everytime :( although I do find your videos anyway. Thank you for sharing all you know. (Philippines)

[@AtoZenLife]

That’s weird, it might be a country specific issue, because I get tons of people watching from my newsletter that have no issues…sorry about that 🙏

[@dawnsullivan6794]

Great advice Marissa! Thanks!

[@busgirl2591]

Nope, it's not just you! It's my ADD life. What I'd give to get all my little duckies in a row and moving in the right direction.😮‍💨

[@Yemma1990]

You would be surprised how snowy Berlin has been sknce December

[@AtoZenLife]

Of course, the year we move away 😅

[@DinosaurDylan8]

I CAN DO THIS!!!

[@paulasiegele7752]

I can do this!

[@Frickenadazzal]

Love the tips Thank you.

[@jonikayhay27]

I know your channel is about minimalism and so I hate to ask... but where is your longer hoodie from? I would love one that covers my butt when I wear leggings and yours is so great! Thank you for the weekly videos, as always :)

[@AtoZenLife]

It’s an old one from H&M! ☺️👍

[@anapallero2675]

I can do this! Thanks!! ❤

[@Nikki-ks6wi]

Our brains burn out from too much information of online content too. So when you get to any to do list we already need rest

[@MsSarahJam]

I do a complete brain dump and then each morning highlight the 5 essential tasks in a pink highlighter and just focus on those. The next day I'll highlight 5 other tasks in another and focus on those - and so on. I find this really works for me.

[@Bridget2411]

I can do this 💪🏼

[@louisehawkins4032]

Hello from Ireland! Lou xx

[@AtoZenLife]

Cheers from Chicago! 👋