Want to work 20% less, without sacrificing profits?
👉 Learn how to take back your time with my 5-day challenge.
Let's do this"If only there were 48 hours in a day."
You've heard that joke. Maybe you've even made it yourself. We all know what it feels like to have "too much to do and not enough time to do it."
But that joke is based on a faulty premise—one that's rooted in capitalism and keeping you burning at both ends.
The problem isn't how many hours you have in a day.
It's how you're using those hours.
And guess what? Being "more productive" isn't going to make you feel like you have more of them.
I won't teach you how to "do more with less."
I'll teach you how to think about time—as it relates to your personal life and your business—in a whole new way.
Show me how!
Here's why you're working too much. You've been told you can find the secret to success by:
🙅 Being “more productive” or better at prioritizing
🙅 Waking up earlier or staying up late
🙅 Setting a crazy-long morning routine riddled with affirmations and deep brainstorming
🙅 Batching your meals, organizing your kids’ bags the night before, planning out all of your work clothes for the week on Sundays, or using other "time hacks"
🙅 Being better at time management with tricks like time blocking, habit stacking, and Pomodoro timers
If you want to learn how to really make time in your life and your business, join me for my anti-capitalist challenge:
5 Days to Take Back Your Time.
You can’t control what other people want from you, but you can control how, when, and if you’ll give it. And you can create boundaries with your time that make you feel ahead of the curve, not perpetually behind it.
“This challenge has been one of the most valuable I've ever participated in!”
—Bianca
When you join the challenge, you’ll get a new tool in your inbox every morning for 5 days to help you:
📆 Figure out where your time is actually going so you can reclaim it and move your business forward
🧠Get clarity on who’s benefiting from your busyness (because it sure as hell ain’t you) and how your worth has gotten wrapped up in capitalist norms
â›” Establish some damn boundaries—because, friend, your time isn’t a revolving door built to accommodate other people’s requests
DAY 1
What is time? And why do you want more of it? Today we'll focus on your goals and discover the "why" behind them.
DAY 2
Where's all of your time going? It's time to do a time audit!
DAY 3
You're a busy (busy) bee, and you were told that's cool and totally normal. It's not. It's time to break up with busyness!
DAY 4
Friend, you need boundaries. Today we're going to make some.
DAY 5
It's not you're fault you're being torn in a million different directions. Get 3 tools to help you push back against an unfair system.
Meet Your Coach, Emily
What becomes possible for you if you begin to view time not just as a renewable resource, but also dare I say, something you are in direct control of creating?
Over the past few years, I've supported dozens of established and beginner entrepreneurs redefine their boundaries , break up with people pleasing and build businesses that truly serve them as much as the world.
I'm Emily, the creator of Made 4 More, a mastermind that combines a hybrid course & coaching program with the CliftonStrengths Assessment to deliver major results, at a premium price point, without following the status quo of the coaching world.
This challenge is full of a-ha moments and major breakthroughs, I can't wait to connect with you!
5 Days to Take Back Your Time Challenge
I'm ready!You’ll see big results in not much time (that’s kinda the entire point, after all). Just take it from some of my challenge participants:
“This challenge has been one of the most valuable I've ever participated in!”
—Bianca
“After completing the challenge, I felt an immense sense of freedom by recategorizing my time as $$$ and defining my time as occupied instead of busy.”
—Kierstin
You can’t control what other people want from you.
But you can control how, when, and if you’ll give it. And you can create boundaries with your time that make you feel ahead of the curve, not perpetually behind it.
