If your calendar feels like a constant game of Tetris, you're not alone.
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As a working parent, I've realized that staying ahead isn't about having a perfect planner, it's about creating a rhythm that helps you see what's coming before it becomes overwhelming.
In this solo episode, I'm sharing one of the simplest planning habits I've adopted through coaching that's completely changed how I approach my weeks. It takes just a few minutes every Friday, but it's helped me feel more proactive, prepared, and present at work and at home.
In this episode, I walk through:
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My 90/9 planning method and why I look 90 days ahead while planning the next nine days in detail
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How to spot scheduling conflicts, childcare needs, and busy seasons before they become stressful
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Why I plan my work and family commitments together instead of treating them separately
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How to intentionally build in recovery after demanding weeks, travel, or big projects
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The mindset shift of "dropping the standard on purpose" and giving yourself permission to move from Plan A to Plan B when life changes
This isn't about becoming more productive. It's about creating a planning rhythm that helps you lead your work, support your family, and protect your energy without feeling like you're constantly reacting. If you've been craving a little more margin and a little less chaos, I think this simple weekly practice will make a bigger difference than you expect.
Here are the some great resources I wanted to share with you:
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