Do Less: A Revolutionary Approach to Time and Energy Management for Busy Moms

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I’m so grateful I didn’t just launch another big thing just to get something out there out of fear that I would become irrelevant or disappear. It was a message I desperately needed at the time because I was currently navigating huge changes in my business and had just found out there were more to come. So in January of 2020 as I was looking at my bookshelf trying to decide which of the many books I have acquired that I was going to read first, the subtitle of this book caught my attention. I learned this from my friend, Teri Cole, if you change your side of the dance, the other person cannot do the same dance. Do Less offers the reader a series of 14 experiments to try to see what would happen if she did less in one specific way.

You wrote, the whole purpose of doing less, is to have the experience of having more, not more stuff, but more meaning in our lives and I thought that really beautifully articulated what so many of us are craving. What if you had a blueprint to make sure everything that matters on 2020 gets done and that you’re blissed out and satisfied as you work your plan? You say, ask yourself, in any area of your life, is there a way I could get the desired result here with fewer action steps or fewer elements or in less time? And by the way, if this month is not her month to be fertilized, she disintegrates within 12 to 24 hours and gets reabsorbed into the female body or simply passes out with your period. That being said, I’ve spent years working on my own mind-set shift when it comes to several of the things Northrup recommends in this book.months (and it was joyful, not grueling), we grew our team to 9 amazing people I’m super proud to work with, and we’re routinely two weeks to one month ahead of our workflow after spending years scrambling and doing things at the 11th hour. Similarly, when the sperm finds her, there are millions of them trying to break through her barriers to get in all at the same time.

I coined the phrase “making space for grace,” which I think describes exactly what you are talking about. There’s a lot of different ways to talk about it and for me, I really did the analysis on my business and I saw, oh for me it’s creating content but it’s also connecting with people.She doesn’t run around up and down the fallopian tube wondering if the sperm is coming to fertilize her.