Lately I’ve been struggling with finding time. Although I’m very busy, saying I need more time in a day Isn’t really true, it’s an excuse. I’m looking for tips on time efficiency. In effort of reminding myself I used to do more. Please share😉

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Here's an example of how to have the same meal all week long without it getting stale or boring. Saves times, saves money: MOGULMOMMA ECONOMY OF THOUGHT MEAL PLAN Base Meal: Chicken + Rice + Broccoli Outcome: 5 different meals, ONE DECISION! Grocery List (for the full week) Core Ingredients: - Chicken breast or thighs - Rice - Broccoli Flavor Add-Ons (this is your variety without thinking): - Lemon + garlic + olive oil - Teriyaki sauce - Buffalo sauce + ranch or blue cheese - Taco seasoning + salsa - Curry paste or curry sauce + coconut milk Optional upgrades: - Tortillas (for wraps) - Shredded cheese - Green onions DAY 1: Prep Time (This is the ONLY Day You Have to Think About Dinner) Total time: ~60–75 minutes - Cook all the chicken at the same time (bake, grill, or pan cook) - Make one a big pot of rice - Steam or roast all broccoli - Portion into containers That’s it. You just handled your meals for the week!!!!!!!!! After That, Time per meal: 5–10 minutes All you’re doing is: - Reheating - Adding sauce/seasoning - Day 1: Lemon Chicken Bowl - Add lemon juice, garlic, olive oil - Day 2: Teriyaki Chicken Bowl - Add teriyaki sauce - Day 3: Buffalo Chicken Bowl - Add buffalo sauce + drizzle of ranch - Day 4: Taco Chicken Bowl - Add taco seasoning + salsa - Day 5: Curry Chicken Bowl - Add curry sauce + coconut milk Here’s what this cuts out: - No random grocery trips - No food waste from “ideas that sounded good” - No $20 takeout because you “didn’t feel like cooking” You’re buying in bulk. You're using everything. You're not negotiating with yourself at 7pm. That alone can save hundreds a month without trying. LASTLY - THIS SAVES TIME - Average person spends 30–60 minutes a day thinking about, preparing, or deciding on food - You just cut that down to 5–60 minutes every day. (Remember those slices of time we talked about?) That's hours you can use to:

So many great things happening this week. Lots of books published. Secured a great new real estate investor. Finished my real estate book. Expanded my publishing company to add a business office manager. But there have been challenges. Health issues (nothing major) but painful anyway. Lots of expansion in the business means new challenges. This is the trade-off. When we say we want more, we have to "count the costs." New levels bring new devils. Be strong, my sisters. You are the breakthrough person for your family. What you do today builds legacy for your children.

Can you create $100 out of thin air? I think you can. I am challenging all of the mogulmommas to generate $100 outside of your current or expected income. You can also save $100 by cancelling something that already hits your budget. I did mine already twice this month. I called Geico and simply said, "Reduce my premium by $100. They pretended I had the best rate. But I was relentless. They put a retention specialist on the phone who dropped my monthly rate by $80. But that wasn't $100, so I wasn't satisfied. I called my finance company and said, "Refinance my auto loan. They dropped by interest rate by 5% and saved me over $2000. Ask and it shall be given my sisters. Now I have more money to fund my business, promote my books, or advertise my business without messing with my budget AT ALL. Why do this? If you can create $100, you can create $200. Or $400. Or $1000. We'll get there. Baby steps. Share your success story!