Now that we've looked at our schedules, let's look around us. And NO—I am not telling you to clean your whole house this week. Sometimes one cluttered desk, overflowing bag, junk drawer or pile we've been walking past for three weeks can make us feel more scattered than we realize. Here's what I want you to remember this week: You don't have to organize everything to feel more organized. We're going SMALL. One space. One area. One reset. Think about the spaces you use the most and ask yourself: What small area could I reset that would make my everyday life a little easier? I know we’ve talked about this many times before, our declutter schedule, what needs to be cleared, making a plan and taking it one step at a time. But have we? Are we still stressing out about the same things? If we did is it still being worked? Do you incorporate these things into your daily schedule. Remember way back when I told you about those 6 boxes stacked, I was ahead of schedule and got them out of here. Remember when I told you my August task was to finish my book, I made the deadline. Sometimes I fell off and got off track but I stayed focused on the goal and restructured to get on task. By the time you're reading this hopefully you saw the post where the task was completed. Remember: Small spaces can create BIG relief. Hmmmm take a look at your desk right now, what does it reflect? Honestly, in this moment of scheduling this post, mine reflect chaos… but the goal is to clear the space TODAY. Never think I’m perfect, I’m walking this right along with you. Let's make some room. Coach Nicole

Do a calendar clean out. Before adding anything new, look at what is already on your calendar. Ask yourself, does this still need my time? Cancel, move, delegate or simplify at least one thing. Remember, everything we think needs to be done now does not have to be. White space on your calendar is allowed.

Hello September. I love that each day gives us new beginnings. As I plan our themes, I'm not thinking about the work that needs to be done. I'm walking this journey with you not just giving you an assignment. As we make room, each week will will have a task and each task provides a planning tip and coaching tip. These tips may be things you've heard before. But I ask you as I ask myself, have we completed the task to be beneficial to our lives. Let's plan for our season and not our stress level

Before we close out our One Task month, take one more look at your goal. What's ONE thing you can do today to move it closer to the finish line? Don't worry about what you didn't do. Don't try to make up for lost time. Don't add anything new. Just take your next best step. You still have time to make progress. One Task. One Focus. One Finish. See you tomorrow for the Celebration! Be ready to post your accomplishment in the group so that we can celebrate with you!

At the beginning of August, I asked you to choose ONE TASK. Not ten goals. Not everything on your to-do list. One thing that mattered enough to receive your focus. And now it's time to look back. Maybe you're putting on the finishing touches. Maybe you made more progress than you've made in months. Or maybe you learned that your original plan needed to change.All of that matters. Before you rush into what's next, take some time to acknowledge what this month taught you. The goal of One Task was bigger than checking something off your list. I wanted you to experience what happens when you stop spreading yourself across everything and intentionally give something your attention. You earned this moment. One Task. One Focus. One Finish.