But first you have to get through chapters and chapters of nonsense about feminine energy, lunar cycles, menstrual cycles, etc.

But I think it’s time for us to reclaim Egg Wisdom because it’s one of the key ways that you can have more by doing less. As opposed to focusing on 'fitting it all in', time management, and leaning in, as so many books geared at ambitious women do, this book embraces the notion that through doing less women can have--and be--more. And focusing in on those catapults your results in ways that feel miraculous but turn out to be a logical result of giving what matters your attention. I chuckled to myself as I read her message because I too am the product of a culture that’s taught me that my worth is associated with how much I do. I just kept on keeping on, making things that seemed like they’d be fun to make and useful for other people to receive.Especially since there’s something about a book titled “Do Less” that doesn’t exactly inspire you to pick it up when you’re totally exhausted.

Her second book, Do Less: A Revolutionary Approach to Time and Energy Management for Busy Moms, is available now. And she said, because I assumed, by the title, I was very triggered by the title, and I assumed that what you were going to be talking about was exactly that, hiring a nanny, getting a house cleaner, dah, dah, dah. Because I was so steeped in over-achieving I couldn’t take the time to really heal not only from a devastating birth, grief of leaving a profession I was in for 17 years and losing both parents within a year of one another.You do not need to make 100 vision boards, visualize diligently every single day for 20 minutes, or watch your thoughts like a hawk, having a meltdown every time you think something negative because you think that’s broken the spell of attraction.