#59: Turn Big Goals Into Small Steps (Your Daily Action Plan for 2026)

Time For Living | Time Management for High-Achieving Women, Life Design, Productivity Systems, Goal Achievement, Time Alignment, Daily Habits

Stop putting your goals on hold until you "figure it all out." In this episode, we're getting real about why even clear process goals feel completely overwhelming when it's time to actually start—and what to do about it.

If you're a mom entrepreneur building a business in pockets of time, this is for you. We're talking about why you don't need more motivation (you have plenty), what you actually need instead, and how to turn any big goal into 15-minute actions you can start tomorrow morning.

By the end of this episode, you'll discover:

• Why even clear process goals feel paralyzing without infrastructure—and what infrastructure you actually need to build first
• The method for breaking any overwhelming goal into quarterly focuses, monthly building blocks, and daily 15-minute actions
• Why 12-week planning cycles work better than annual goals for moms whose lives (and capacity) constantly change around school schedules and family needs
• Real examples of breaking down different types of goals—from client outreach to daily movement to content creation
• The AI shortcut that maps your entire system in 30 seconds, saving you hours of planning time
• Why starting messy beats perfect planning every single time (and permission to adjust as you go)

Ready to take action? Grab the free Dream Big Workbook at timeforliving.co/dreambig2. It includes the guided worksheets, AI prompts, and quarterly planning templates I reference in this episode so you can turn your process goals into a system that actually works for your life.

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Your goals don't need perfect conditions or endless time. They need a system that breaks them down so small you can't NOT start. Take the first 15-minute action tomorrow, and three months from now, you'll be so glad you did.