116. How a Stay-at-Home Mom Lives Her ONE Thing | Rachel Benson
When your ONE thing is your children, you always have more than one thing going on at any given moment, and it never feels like you're in control of your time. While many listeners have a strong professional focus, we know that a number of you already have the hardest job in the world: being a stay-at-home parent.
This show isn't about featuring big names; it's about showing what it looks like when you actually live The ONE Thing – so today we're sharing this conversation with one of you, Rachel Benson, a stay-at-home mother of three who also has responsibilities supporting her husband's business. For years Rachel has struggled to balance it all, but in this episode, we offer some guidance. Last week Geoff shared a live coaching call between himself and Tony DiCello, and we learned how a coach helps you amplify accountability – now Geoff is putting those lessons into action.
The ONE Thing to Implement From This Episode:
We love this conversation because Rachel is thinking what all of us are thinking – but she has the confidence to say it out loud, enlist support, and commit to taking actions that will change her results. You have to get started. So out of everything discussed in this episode, what is the ONE thing that you can do differently – and will you commit to doing it?
In this episode you will learn...
- [7:00] What stops us from taking advantage of the resources in front of us.
- [11:00] How committing yourself to taking action transforms your behavior and mindset.
- [13:00] How you can make your calendar reflect your goals.
- [19:10] What it looks like when something is stealing from your true ONE thing (and what it looks like when you get clarity on your focus).
- [22:00] What it looks like when a coach amplifies your accountability.
AWESOME FREE RESOURCES FOR YOU!
- The Kick Ass Guide To Accountability Form your first power habit with your 66 Day Challenge Calendar Check out our awesome blog!
- [FREE Training] How to Start Time Blocking TODAY!
Links & Tools From This Episode
Get your 411 & 66-Day Calendar at the1thing.com/resources If you want to amplify your accountability, go to the1thing.com/membership or text the word ACCOUNTABILITY to the number 33444.
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