Episode 162: Competing Priorities - Part 2

In Episode 161, Janine and Shannon discussed some of the principles surrounding navigating competing priorities. In this follow-up episode we talk about some specific ways to choose between competing priorities. Discussion topics include: • Janine's "pull my finger method" of deciding between competing options (also known as muscle testing) • How anticipating a response to muscle testing or flipping a coin--as well as how you feel when you get the result--can be revealing • Tapping your unconscious mind to make decisions • Understanding your internal yes and no signals • Janine's enthusiasm for Shannon's downloadable product, "Boring Change," which can help harness your unconscious knowledge (consciously or unconsciously) • What our conscious vs unconscious mind can (or cannot) hold on to (spoiler alert: our unconscious mind might be more powerful than a supercomputer!) • Writing things down in order to get clarity Shannon's journaling cue: "What's important for me to do next?" • Getting out of the headspace of "shoulds" and other people's expectations and into the headspace of what's important to you • How consequences of saying no are often less dire than you expect • Getting in touch with your why and core values to guide how you spend your time and energy • Paying attention to those times when you're trying to talk yourself into a decision • The good old pro and con list • Recognizing that there isn't a perfect choice Visit the show notes at www.gettingtogoodenough.com for lots of links!

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A podcast about overcoming perfectionism so you can do more of what you love. Your hosts are: Janine Adams, a Certified Professional Organizer, who is naturally good at good enough and Shannon Wilkinson, a Life Coach and recovering perfectionist who is learning to be better at good enough. Together they share tips, techniques and stories from their organizing and coaching practices, as well as their own lives, to help you find more peace, have less angst and take more action.