You have ten hours a week to work on your business.
TEN.
And then the kids interrupt – bedtime takes longer than expected – somebody needs you…. And suddenly the afternoon you thought you’d have to work is turning into a whole thing.
So, of course, you start trying to figure out how to MAKE the schedule work.
But what if part of the problem is the expectation that those hours should go exactly as planned?
This reading got into the mental story behind bedtime, the need for quiet, and what happens when you’re trying to squeeze business into a limited window while also being a mom.
Because there’s a difference between making the hours you have work for you and expecting yourself to do more than those hours can realistically hold.
Come listen to me pick this apart →
If you’re a Projector trying to run your business around your kids’ schedules, you may feel like you’re constantly losing precious work time to interruptions, bedtime routines, and the everyday needs of family life. In this Human Design coaching redo, Alyssa looks at work capacity, energy management, boundaries, and why unrealistic expectations can make an already limited workweek feel even more frustrating.
We also get into delegating at home and in your business, creating a more supportive work environment, planning specific tasks for specific times, and asking the question: “What if this gets to be easy?”
