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Ellie Tsai → time, structure and organization for women
Go from scattered to streamlined in life and business (ClickUp expert)
Ellen Tsai is a seasoned marketing and creative process consultant with a strong professional background that spans a variety of organizations. She is the head of Ellen B. Tsai, LLC, where she offers process consulting and marketing services to creative teams. Ellen has previously held marketing and management positions at content.ad, Banc of California, Nixon, Saatva, and Foam Magazine. Her roles ranged from Marketing Coordinator to Senior Marketing Operations Manager, where she led marketing projects as well as managed company-wide marketing operations. Ellen has also worked as a Marketing & PR Intern at SALT. Optics and Marketing Intern at Nixon. Her expertise lies in developing effective marketing strategies and managing complex marketing projects. She has experience in creative direction, brand development, digital marketing, process automation, and coordination of cross-functional teams. Ellen has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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SOFTEN AND FOCUS These are key elements to a woman who wants to be productive.
Focus on where you're going. Keep your eye on the prize.
and soften.. because a wound up tight nervous system full of worries, frustrations, resentment, and confusion is merely a bag of weights on your back slowing you down.
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Be bold in your leadership. Set stronger boundaries. Reconnect back to your body. Restore your health. Soften and focus.
If you're the type to set goals and kind of forget about them a couple days later...
I would actually encourage you to give up.
Here's why:
When you make small empty promises to yourself and others, you're building up and confirming an inner narrative that you are unreliable.
When you fall short, you feel disappointment which is stroking an ego kink that doesn't feel good but it DOES feel familiar which is a subconscious point of comfort and permission for you to play small.
Both serve you but only one of them levels you UP.
When you take all goals off the table and only set ONE, then you bear fruit off the dopamine response and that small hit becomes fuel and confirmation that a bigger goal won't be so hard.
So then you start to multiply at a rapid rate.
All the sudden you've built up a strong query of evidence that you are in fact capable of achieving greater success and have what it takes to steward more responsibility.
What would happen if every time you said yes, you followed ALL THE WAY THROUGH (even when it was inconvenient)?
Would your loved ones feel safer with you? Would your boss trust you with more? Would your schedule be more stable? Would you have more money to show for your efforts?
Forget about not hitting whatever goal you set.. attack it at the root.
What is your relationship like to empty promises and let's go from there 🩵
