085: The Best Is Yet to Come

In today's episode, Kelley and Casey chat about the idea that you will die with a to-do list, and how that can inform the way we prioritize our lives and define what matters. If you are feeling like your to-do list is never ending, or if you struggle with procrastination, we hope this episode will give you a new perspective to re-evaluate your tasks and live intentionally. We are all learning, but what a joy it is to do so together! We're so glad you're here!

 

//Time Stamps//

00:00:  Welcome

01:41:  What Casey is loving

06:01:  What Kelley is loving

07:39:  It's PowerSheets Season!

08:45:  The joys of autumn

09:41:  The best is yet to come…or is it?

09:45:  The dark side of nostalgia

10:18:  "Capital L" Legacy

10:59:  There's no one "right" season to cultivate what matters

13:01:  "These are the best years of your life!" mindset

14:50:   The benefits of nostalgia

18:20:  Why we don't "YOLO"

25:26:  How to know what to hold on to and when to let go

27:44:  Final thoughts

 

// Resources Mentioned in this Episode //

— PowerSheets Intentional Goal Planner:  https://cultivatewhatmatters.com/collections/2024-powersheets-2 

— PowerSheets Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/PowerSheetsGroup 

 

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