#185 - HOLIDAY HIT #1: Get more done with this 3-line task list

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Ever sat down for a precious 15 minutes of actual quiet to work on your business… and suddenly your brain goes full toddler-in-a-candy-store?

Do I check email? Make a reel? Take a nap? Start a whole new business??

Yeah. Same.

In this episode of Marketing Like a Mother, I’m pulling back the curtain on the simple 3-line task list I use when time is tight, the pressure is high, and I need to actually get things done without spiraling into overwhelm.

This isn’t a productivity hack or a pretty printable… It’s a practice I use daily to turn “cracks of time” into true business momentum.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

The exact 3 prompts I use to prioritize my to-do list (they take 30 seconds, promise)

What to focus on when you need money now vs. long-term growth

Why most to-do lists make us feel like failures (and how to fix it)

How I booked a client in 3 minutes—while my son finished his math worksheet

If you’ve ever sat at your desk and frozen up (or defaulted to inbox doom-scrolling), this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen now here or on your favorite podcast platform!

✨ It’s time to stop trying to do everything—and start doing the right things. One tiny task at a time.

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