Welcome to Season Two of Taking Five! In this solo episode, I'm getting into why I structure this podcast, and honestly, most of my goals in seasons instead of committing to something open-ended and indefinite.

If you've ever started something with excitement only to watch it fizzle out halfway through, I'm sharing why having a finish line changes everything, what I did during the pause between Season One and Season Two, and how you can use this same strategy to finally finish what you start.

We also get into:

Why projects with no end date tend to lose momentum (and how seasons fix that)
The power of public accountability and picking a date
How to know when something is "done" and why that matters
The difference between back-pocket offers and full-time commitments
Why thinking in sprints might be the key to sustainable growth

If you're a project-based person like me, or if you've been putting off a goal because it feels too big, this episode will show you how to break it down, commit to a season, and actually follow through.

What's coming this season: Season Two is packed with honest conversations about stepping away from long-term careers, pivoting without being emotionally tied to money, how visibility affects your life, and learning to trust your intuition even when the path forward isn't clear.

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