How to Plan Your Best Year Ever with Mridu Parikh

Ready to wake up with a plan that works? Then you need Mridu Parikh on speed dial. Overwhelmed women work with Mridu to focus so they take control of their demands and distractions – at work and at home. Every day for the first week of 2024, a new guest expert joins host Lori Oberbroeckling to share the secrets, the strategies, and the tools she uses to plan her best year ever. Best-selling authors, CEOs of million-dollar corporations, women running six-figure side-hustles while working full-time, podcasters, and more join us to spill it all. You do not want to miss a single episode of this amazing series! Mridu joins us as our very last guest in the series. She is a productivity coach and founder of Life Is Organized, host of the Productivity On Purpose podcast, and author of the best-seller, Accomplish It. She joins us and shares where you might be making some mistakes when planning your best year ever. Mridu shares with us…Why you should schedule your vacations first when you plan your best year everHow you might be setting “the burnout expectation”Misconceptions you might have when planning your best yearLetting overwhelm get in your way of planning your yearSmall actions and a methodical planWhy annual goals should be replaced with quarterly goalsBreaking goals into smaller chunksMaintaining momentum by staying in action and hitting tiny goals of progressKnowing how to get back to your goals when you get off trackKey questions to ask yourself when planning your best yearScheduling things that are important to you, even if it feels weirdMoving from doing mode to planning mode to be the most strategic with your time For the show notes and all the links mentioned in today’s episode, head to secretsofsupermom.com/165. Ready to join us for the How to Plan Your Best Year Ever Mega Workshop on January 7, 2024? Join right here: https://www.secretsofsupermom.com/plan! Stay connected! www.secretsofsupermom.com Secrets of Supermom on Facebook Secrets of Supermom on Instagram