Topic: Tame Your To Do List

New systems have been implemented to safeguard against recurring mistakes, such as building in extra time for double-checking work. During the launch of the Tame Your To-Do List program, a strategy of revisiting scheduled emails with a "fresh pair of eyes" was used to verify dates and recipient lists. Adjusting calendar notifications to provide 15 or 30-minute warnings is suggested as a practical fix for those struggling with forgetfulness.

A participant in the Tame Your To-Do List program reported that the experience was deeper than simple organization, impacting other areas of her life through a non-judgmental approach. This emotional shift highlights how finishing small tasks like blog posts or emails compounds to replace negative self-stories with confidence.

Business owners often only see the polished end products of their peers on social media, leading to unfair comparisons. Success is rarely linear, and sharing the "messy middle" of projects is essential to normalize the obstacles and iterations required to reach a finished article. The concept for the Make It Happen Club originated after the conclusion of a live round of the Tame Your To-Do List course.