Catholic Productivity Expert: Why Work-Life Balance Is A Myth, And The Truth About Peace And Order
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Marie Hanson and Carolyn Espinoza discuss the myth of work-life balance and how Catholic women can live an integrated life.
You've heard it a thousand times: work-life balance . But what if that phrase is actually working against you? In this episode, Marie Hanson sits down with Carolyn Espinoza, co-founder of Sole Atelier, to have the honest conversation about what it actually looks like to live an integrated life as a Catholic woman; one where your work, your faith, your family, and your interior life aren't competing, they're unified. In this episode, we discuss: - Why "work-life balance" is a myth and the more life-giving framework Catholic women should embrace instead - The critical difference between a distraction and an interruption and how knowing the difference will transform your focus and your peace - How to build a realistic daily schedule that actually works, even in the exhausting seasons of motherhood with little ones - The power of choosing just three priorities for your week and why more goals actually means less gets done - How to set concrete, positive goals in areas that are hard to measure like virtue, patience, and prayer - Why women who work outside the home shouldn't carry shame, and what the saints show us about women, vocation, and work - How to find meaning and…
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