The Busy Trap

Boring content alert! We're tired of romanticizing busy culture. We don't want to keep talking about how busy we all are so we're taking back the narrative and organizing our priorities. This week's episode focuses on taking our live's back, and designing our business around healthier and more sustainable practices for ourselves. Questions/comments? Email us at https://mailto:hello@hotyoungdesignersclub.com (hello@hotyoungdesignersclub.com) Follow Rebecca http://www.instagram.com/studioplumb (Instagram) + http://www.studioplumb.com/ (Website)   Follow Shaun http://www.instagram.com/wrenstedinteriors (Instagram) + http://www.wrenstedinteriors.com/ (Website) Stuff they mentioned: Rebecca is trying a new way to name her project files. She was inspired by some examples she saw from https://houseoffunk.com/trade (Sandra Funk) If you're into an Australian drama, you might like https://www.netflix.com/title/80118289 (Offspring on Netflix) Shaun's feeling good about his Botox journey We walk about the dangers of a busy and stressful lifestyle Why are we culturally promoted to be part of a busy culture? Let's stop romanticizing being stressed, and let's stop talking about it. Talking about how busy we all are is boring content. Step away from the social media comparisons Let's commit to doing better for physical and emotional well-being Let's leave space in our lives to find new and different things other than our businesses and design. Say no to the things you don't want to do to make room for the things you do want to do Don't exchange your gratitude for what's happening to be stressed about it It all linked back to mastering our time like we learned about when we readhttps://bit.ly/33S7NHK ( The Big Leap) Try new tactics like not scheduling meetings on Mondays or Fridays