Topic: Workshops

The 12 Month Planning Workshop saw a shift in performance this year, selling 60% of available spots compared to previous sell-outs. Rather than pushing for more sales, a conscious decision was made to accept the results with gratitude for the participants who did sign up.

A personal case study illustrates the importance of removing items from a to-do list when priorities shift. After initially aiming for weekly podcast guest outreach, the goal was deprioritized to focus on the Purposeful Planning Workshop and the Make It Happen Club launch. This approach encourages business owners to accept trade-offs rather than feeling like a failure for uncompleted tasks.

A client named Jessica seeks coaching while experiencing physical symptoms of stress and a creative block regarding an upcoming workshop. The session identifies that her survival mode and overwhelmed nervous system are preventing inspiration from flowing. Jessica commits to taking a book to a cafe surrounded by greenery to rest her brain and loosen the "knot" of worry.

Claire Sophia details how the Make It Happen Club provided essential support following her return from India. She credits one of Louise Miller's free resources with helping her launch her website within two months. The conversation highlights how the club assists members in moving from the idea phase to actual form, specifically through quarterly workshops and intentional productivity.

Louise Miller offers coaching services through the Make It Happen Club and the In It Together program to help consultants and community builders create achievable plans. Listeners are encouraged to revisit Unfrazzle episodes 13 and 24 for additional strategies on managing task loads. A free productivity workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, June 4th, with registration details provided in the show notes.

A workshop scheduled for March 6th will provide further guidance on using "big picture goggles" to prioritize business tasks. The episode concludes with a request for listeners to share the show on social media and leave reviews on platforms like Spotify and iTunes. These ratings are cited as essential for helping new listeners discover the Unfrazzle podcast.

Registration for the March 6 workshop is available via a link in the show notes, with a recording provided for those unable to attend live. The episode concludes with a request for listeners to share the show on social media and leave reviews on platforms like Spotify and iTunes. These ratings help increase the podcast's visibility to other entrepreneurs seeking productivity tools.

Prioritizing rest is framed as a efficiency strategy, noting that tasks can take significantly longer when a worker is not rested. Practical advice includes scheduling 15-minute breaks away from screens in a daily calendar. The segment concludes with an announcement for an upcoming workshop in March and a call to action for listeners to join the mailing list and leave reviews on platforms like Spotify and iTunes.