Hey friend. Let’s be real—life gets busy, and sometimes our routines take a backseat. One day it’s just a skipped workout or forgotten planner, and the next thing you know, your carefully crafted habits feel miles away. Sound familiar?
Here’s the thing: you don’t have to dive back into everything at once. Trying to restart it all will just leave you feeling overwhelmed. Instead, take a deep breath—we’re going to ease back into those routines with small, intentional steps that actually stick. Here’s how:
Pick ONE Routine to Start With
Start small. Choose just one routine to focus on—maybe your morning routine, weekly planning, or fitness. Which one will make the biggest difference in how you feel? Forget about “doing it all” and give yourself permission to focus on this one thing for now.
Review and Adjust the Routine
Before jumping in, take a moment to ask yourself: does this routine still work for me? Life changes, and your routines should too. If your mornings are busier now or you’re juggling new priorities, tweak the routine to fit your current reality. A quick review helps make sure it still serves you.
Anchor Your Routine or Buddy Up
Routines stick better when they’re tied to something familiar. For example, link your morning routine to brewing your first cup of coffee. Already a habit? Anchor your new routine to it! Or, if accountability keeps you motivated, find a buddy who’s working on something similar and check in with each other.
Schedule It Into Your Weekly Plan
A task list isn’t enough—your routine needs a time slot. Block off time for it in your weekly plan, just like you would for an appointment or meeting. When you see it scheduled, it feels real, and you’ll be far more likely to follow through.
You’ve got this! Getting back into routines doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Start with one habit, tweak it as needed, and make it part of your plan. The key is consistency—small, steady steps now will lead to big results down the road. Give it a try and see how it feels to have your groove back!
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This Week’s Watch: How I Manage My Time | 5 Time Management Tips for 2025
Ever feel like your planner is working against you instead of helping you? I used to think my planner was making me productive—until I realized it was actually keeping me overwhelmed, overscheduled, and overcommitted. That realization changed everything.
In this week’s video, I’m sharing the 5 time management tips that helped me take back control of my calendar (and my life). If you feel like there’s never enough time and you’re constantly behind, this one’s for you.
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This Week’s Buzz: How to Capture Tasks or Ideas When You’re on the Go
Ever had a great idea, remembered a task, or got a last-minute request while out and about—far from your planner or computer? In this week’s Weekly Buzz, I’m answering one of the most common questions I get: how to capture tasks or ideas when you’re on the go.
I’ll share the exact system I use (hint: it’s super simple!) and how to create a method that works for YOU. Whether it’s email, text, or an app, the key is finding a tool you already use daily so nothing slips through the cracks.
Remember, this video is only available until Wednesday—don’t miss it! Head to The Pink Bee app to watch now.
Friend, don’t forget—just 15 minutes of planning today can set the tone for your entire week. You’ve got the tools, you’ve got the tips, and now it’s time to take action. Let’s crush this week together!
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