Since I work from home, I don’t spend too much time picking out something to wear but this year I want to prioritize my appearance. I LOVE meal prepping! It’s such a life savor for me as a single mom to twins!!

AHHHHH! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE!?! Seriously have felt overwhelmed lately because I do most of the household things and then I am exhausted by end of the day. I think all your advice is what people already know, but they need to hear it in a concise and practical manner. The way you give personal examples of the general concept makes it easy to understand and see how can apply it in your own life. I am subscribing now. Love you!

My mom & dad are in their early 70s right now, but I always remember my mom not sleeping much at night because she had a household to run (laundry, cleaning, ironing especially my dad's shirts and dress pants). My dad vacuumed and did dishes, but that is about it (different times). She still sleeps quite little a night, because it's ingrained in her about now. I always "joke" that they sleep in shifts, my dad goes to bed at 10PM and gets up at 6AM. My mom goes to sleep at 3/4AM and sleeps until 10/11. There were times she got up at 6AM again too, but thankfully she's retired since about 10 years now.

@deelawyer6638

4 жыл бұрын

I recognize this pattern in my life, thankfully I am using time management tips to get me settled before the 'late night shift' time. It's caused me health and can mess up one's concentration during the day.

@karinamachadoescobar20

4 жыл бұрын

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@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

Wow so interesting! Thanks for sharing that! My mom did something similar... for her... the house or us kinds looking a certain way was so important... I think that was the indoctrination at that time about being a good parent 🤗

@amixeblu

3 жыл бұрын

@@intentionalliving7326 It was. And her mother in law wondered why she went back to work after a child. My mom was really stubborn and valued her job (maritime clerk & customs declarer). She retired in the highest of functions for that job, and she was so proud! But it was *tough* times! I value my mom (my dad too of course) all the more.

@Mizzlibrarian83

Жыл бұрын

Your dad did more than most husbands back then.

It is crazy, but thank you for saying it is ok to let stuff go and just take a weekend for down time. So may times people feel like the have to constantly be on their "A game" and taking a weekend for down time is unproductive. Not realizing they are recharging to be more productive during the week. It helps to have someone "give permission"

@missxmarvel

4 жыл бұрын

Constantly Learning No I disagree. Breeders leave their children behind that has nothing to do with providing. True mothers take full responsibility.

@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

Amen sistah!! We are so heavily indoctrinated with the way our parents did things, but it does not take into account the changes in time, in responsibilities so we struggling to do ALL as this all keeps expanding 😅 I repeat sometimes to myself and my team: permission to make mistakes... 🤗💕

I loved this! I'm a mom of two young babes and work full time and am actively looking for ways to improve our lives... added this to my "self improvement" playlist!! Very helpful, thanks for encouragement! Xx

@HappinessUnlocked

4 жыл бұрын

Were you able to implement these tips and find successin striking a better balanalce?

Love this Tasha💞 Teamwork makes the dreamwork 💃 It is okay to not beat yourself up if everything doesn't get done. Tomorrow is another day 👌 I too go to the grocery store once a week. I clean in zones- restroom one day, laundry another day,etc... so I'm not so overwhelmed, put clothes/accessories out the night before for work/school, fix lunches for work/ school the night before. Thanks Tasha. Great tips 👍👍👍

Girl! It's like you live in my house! I needed all of this and I'm going to take everything you said to heart about just taking my time to setup my systems. I just had twins last year and I'm feeling so overwhelmed with the lack of sleep and the house being a mess all the time. Thanks so much for the input!

As a wife, mom of two and full time Career Coach I am pulled in several directions all day every day! I definitely needed to hear this today! Thank you!!

Great mum. I'm a lawyer & mum too from England. Nice to hear your advice in calm manner.

I have watched this video over and over through the years. Thank you! As my son gets older I get new insights every time. Thank you!

Great tips! I like the analogy of the jar. It makes so much sense to do the bigger things first.

I also love prioritizing small automated tasks (like starting laundry) and then going on with my life and more important tasks. But all the tips you have mentioned are so good and helpful!!!

Realistic motivation! Thank you! I’m a working mom with a side hustle. No matter how hard I try, my house is almost never spotless. When company comes, I start gleaning a few days prior and everyone thinks our house stays pristine. If they only knew! It’s usually a wreck!

I've heard all of these tips before, but it was so great to have it in one video and with specific examples. Thank you 💖

First of all you are so articulate it's nice watching you. These are useful tips , many of which I have used myself.

Awesome tips. Being a working mom of 3, I’m always looking for tips. Thank you ☺️

It's definitely not easy juggling all of the things us moms do! Love these tips!

Absolutely needed this today. Sometimes it feels like I will never catch up! Continue to inspire us, Tasha!

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad that this video came at the right time and was helpful!--Tasha

@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

I am watching this at the beginning of the year... and so helpful now too 🤗

THANK YOU !!! I am pulled in a million directions I totally needed this.

@HappinessUnlocked

4 жыл бұрын

I am sure you're doing an amzing job! But, I totally know what you mean ❤

Thank you. I needed to hear this 😊

Sooo glad I came across your channel!! Love the tips will definitely be using them

I have got to get better at planning out my daily life! Thanks for sharing!

@HappinessUnlocked

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! Lack of structure can lead to stress and more opportunities for frustration 😣

Thank you for your ideas!

Omg. Thank you for this video. My life is crazy and I’m trying to hit reset but I can’t find the button! I love that you said it’s ok for things not to be perfect. First video of yours. Now I’m about to dive into some others!

@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

So true!! Its like you can put down the internal pressure to perform at a certain level on everything 🤗

Thank you, it's very helpful, especially the wunderlist!

On busy evenings, about once a week, we do breakfast or dinner. A big pan if scrambled eggs takes 5 minutes for a family of 6.Frozen waffles in the toaster and breakfast sausage on the stove take even less time. Cheap and yummy.

@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

Thank you Tasha!!

I love this video!!! I do not have a family of my own yet but productivity and systems are important to me as a person and I like to get a heads up on how to keep that going when God blesses me with my own family. Thank you so much for sharing. You are so pretty. :)

Love the minimalist tip! Makes so much sense. And I’m a huge fan of Amazon Subscribe and Save! I wish I used it when my son was an infant. This is my 1st time watching your video. Loved it!

Definitely needed this uplifting video! Thank you for sharing your wonderful and useful tips. Sometimes I feel it’s too much to handle. Thanks again! ❤️

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching!--Tasha

Thanks, Tasha! that's amazing.

Much respect to you and your husband. This video is raw truth and well received--- Peace & Ubuntu, Coach Merv (I just shared this with my 25 year old daughter who has a 3 month old daughter)

Awesome tips! Thank you.

Watched several videos on tips for single moms and yours was definitely the best! Thank you!

Thank you so much, this was so practical, realistic and just so helpful!

Fantastic tips. Concise and clean. Subscribed!

I'm moved by your exposition. It's as impactful as a book that's a paradigm shift. "Dominating Your Clock: Strategies for Professional and Personal Success" by Various Authors

Excellently presented!

Thanks for the post

Hello!!!! I just subscribed to your channel. FINALLY, a working mom that I can relate to. I too work outside the home, have two very busy kids, and a hubby. It is so refreshing to see someone else who goes through what I do. Thanks for the advice. I do need to remember that maybe it’s okay if the house is a bit messy or we have pizza twice in a week! I love you suggestions, and yes, I too am the queen of multitasking! Blessings to you both and to your lovely family! I will keep watching and thanks again!!!!!!

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and commenting! Yes, I think we all need a reminder from time to time that no one is perfect and that it is okay to take a break and just relax sometimes. :-) --Tasha

@sarajohnson8937

5 жыл бұрын

I've been looking for mommy KZreadrs who work outside the home; just someone to relate to. There aren't very many so I am grateful to have found this page ❤

@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

😍 I think doing that teaches kids compassion for yourself and that is a beautiful thing!! Much more important than the food that evening or a cleaned living room for that nite 🤗💕

Excellent tips !!!

Thank you for the good tips!

My ears perked up when you said you’re an attorney. I’m a 3L and feel like having a 3 month old baby and getting it ALL done is damn near impossible.

Sound Advice; point taken, thank you

Thank you for making this video Tasha! I was able to take away some great tips.

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.--Tasha

This was so helpful! Luv u 😚

What I keep hearing Priorities Priorities Priorities .. I needed this message. But I also need to get better at creating a to do list.

Ur doing a great job! 👍

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!--Tasha

Ok these were Really helpful! Thank you, glad I found this channel 👍

Enjoyed this video! Thanks for sharing.

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!--Tasha

This was an awesome video! I think we have the same personality type. I also love the jar analogy. My problem is that I keep putting the little things aside so they never get done. I tried making a monthly checklist for all those little things and make that checklist my priority just once a month. :)

Also thank you for uploading this

They are great!!!

Great tips!

Great video!

This was sooooooooooooooo helpful!!!!!!!!

Exercise + Family time 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻always good

I love it when she says "it's not a always good to be like that" (then list all the perfect things) and I am like, It's never like that. Lol♥️💕♥️

Thanks tasha. It's very usefull for me. Take care. Kiss from Paris : Merci beaucoup 😊

@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

So sweet 🤗✨

Lol. Almost every weekend is a "veg" weekend for us. We try to get everything done during the week and really enjoy Saturdays and Sundays after church.

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

You know, that's not a bad idea. I used to do more of that when I had a shorter commute. But now my weekdays are so limited that my errands have to be taken care of on the weekend.--Tasha

I had to giggle at "bread made from scratch" because I do miss that but now as a mom of twin newborns.... I'm tired and wish to bake bread again but that's ok

Yesss love this video.

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

Fantastic--Tasha

I am from Saudi Arabia, I really like your videos, please keep going ♥️

@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

So fun! 🤗✨

love y'all

The perfect video I needed this ❤️ 5 months into motherhood and I feel like I can’t do everything ): these are amazing tips! Gonna start meal prep for sure!!

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for commenting.--Tasha

omg you are super woman! lol. I work part time and I just started my KZread channel and I can't believe how much time it takes! You make it look easy! xoxo

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

Oh no! You recognized her. She'll have to put glasses on next time. -Joseph

Oh Dear! I think I just may have to allow myself a do nothing weekend for our family! Actually I think we already crash and burn one weekend but to be allowed is a game changer!🤣

I liked the last tip the most. Pick a random weekend to do Absolutely NOTHING 😂❤

This is one of the best videos on time management. Thank you Tasha.

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.🙂--Tasha

@IndianMOMInAustralia

6 жыл бұрын

Ya true thanks

@willjackson143

3 жыл бұрын

@@IndianMOMInAustralia hello gorgeous how you doing hope you're feeling good I just want to know if you're safe I would be glad if you get back to me..

@willjackson143

3 жыл бұрын

Hello centsible mom how you feeling today hop you're feeling good..,?

Great tips! I like to do laundry while I watch KZread :)

@bookwyrmneducator

6 жыл бұрын

Stacy Mickelson I watch youtube while I pump especially 10 to 15 minute vids and especially at night to keep me awake. :)

@ashleymomma6198

6 жыл бұрын

Stacy Mickelson I do the same 😆

@Itsme_1648

5 жыл бұрын

Stacy Mickelson same

@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

🤗 right on Sistah ... a bunch of us 😁✨

Great tips. Thanks so much! My first goal is to wake up earlier

Thank you. Grad school and 4 kids is killing me.

@intentionalliving7326

3 жыл бұрын

Wow 👏🏻👏🏻 keep going girl 🥳 You got this! Its ok if it is not perfect! I tell myself often: permission to make mistakes!! Makes me brave to go for it!! 🤗💕✨✨

thank you for this, you are so poised and pretty. I enjoyed this especially the comment about buying back your time. I feel funny hiring a cleaning person and only do so on special occasions, but its certainly a time saver!!

1- accept that you can't do everything 2- prioritize your tasks 3- simplify your life 4-multitasking 5-implement automation systems 6-don't do everything yourself 7- accept imperfection However, I advise you to watch the video in its entirety, as it details each point with concrete examples ;)

You're my role model

@IndianMOMInAustralia

6 жыл бұрын

Mindful Effort mine too

Could you pls share how you meal plan??? I feel that’s where I get stumped

I live by wunderlist lol

Oh I adore you! I am a legal Secretary and I wish I could have worked with you!

What kind of law do you practice? I’m an attorney too just curious how you manage to balance everything.

How often is veg weekend? Every weekend or once a month?

Well that's when u have people to help ... Someone of us don't have that chance so we do it all alone

I know this is not a place to feel bad.. but i feel i am giving my self many excuses not to get what i want... but then i i want to sit and plan i think.. how will it be possible?!? It seems like alot but this right now is taking me nowhere i want to be.

style 🎉❤

What is wonderlist? Is that an app to download?

I need to know where you got your top!!

@OneBigHappyLife

6 жыл бұрын

Alexis tie dyed this one for me. Oh, you mean Tasha, my bet is on Loft. - Joseph

Is wonder list a app?

so curious to hear about how you do: I am a lawyer, mom, blogger and... youtuber to be! :D

@WonderCle

6 жыл бұрын

Great reminders! Actually these are the same thing I try to do every day and recommend others to do! :) Prioritize is one of the most important thing, I mastered this skill during the last year. I would also suggest to FOCUS in addition to prioritize. Sometimes I struggle with Focusing, e.g. on things that are urgent (usually for wor stuff whrn I have the feeling that other compelling important things are in my mind).

Wonder Iist? What is this??? I need more info

Tasha, or anyone reading, do any of you have a friend who calls often and likes really long conversations? If so, I would love some tips on handling this. Thank you.

@bookwyrmneducator

6 жыл бұрын

Centsible Living With Money Mom I schedule those calls, and I framed it by telling them I want to give them my full attention and this helps me do that. It has worked out well.

@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you much Jasmine. I have to admit part of it is I am on the phone much of the day for my job.

@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Tracy. I like this advice.

@catinahawkins9925

6 жыл бұрын

Centsible Living With Money Mom I would simply tell them the truth, Listen I truly Love you and all but I have a thousand and one thing to do. Let me call you back when I have time. And if that don't work, Make it sound exciting and say hey, hey, hey, let me call you back and hang up. Make it a habit of hanging up in there face, believe me they will get use to it. Lol...they will not hate you for it.

@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom

6 жыл бұрын

You are so sweet to answer. Thank you for taking the time. To be honest, sometimes, I just turn my phone off.

😱 Omg I clicked on the RIGHT video. Drop gems because ya girl is struggling to balance everything no me time. Girl I'm going CRAZY!!! Ive completely lost myself 😢

Hoping you use public transit if you’re editing 😳

@Passions5555

3 жыл бұрын

🤣 I thought the same thing 😆

There’s no captions on this video. Can you please fix that?

Thank you!❤