Welcome to episode 19! There are a lot of resources out there about how you start your day. Intentional. Reactive. With your phone. Early. Later. With coffee or without. We all have a routine for our mornings. 

The real question is, does your current morning routine serve you? Today’s episode, however, is about how you end your day. Yes!

Today will get you thinking about how you end your day and give ideas to better serve you as a high achiever in Direct Sales needing good sleep, more energy, and enhanced focus by purposefully ending your day. 

 Balance Work and Family as a Women in Direct Sales

You’ll feel more balanced, between business, family, and personal pursuits by taking a close look at how you end your days. 

You can find the full transcript at crazybigdreams.biz/19.

I’ve actually broken this conversation down into three episodes. 

If you haven’t yet listened to episode 18 on the importance of WHY you’ll benefit from being intentional with both your morning and evening routines go to episode 18 at crazybigdreams.biz/18.

If I’ve got you wondering about your morning routine, and how to start your day with intention and purpose, go to episode 17. I share The Number One Difference Maker in Your Morning Routine for High Achievers in Direct Sales. You can find it at crazybigdreams.biz/17. 

How You End Your Day as a Female Leader in Direct Sales Matters

Today is dedicated to how you are ending your day. 

If you’ve ever taken a yoga class, you’ll know there is typically always a purposeful ending. I’m also a yoga teacher and have been for years. At the end of every class, before we exchange “Namasté” our palms are pressed together with arms lengthened overhead. 

As we lower our hands to our forehead, I say “think positive thoughts”. As hands lower past our mouths I say “speak kind words”, and as hands rest at our hearts I say “with a grateful heart, Namasté.” 

I love giving my fellow yoga students a familiar and intentional end to our practice. Can you feel how this would pull things all together for their experience at the end? 

A class that was maybe difficult, physically or emotionally. A class that maybe disappointed them. They were expecting something different. 

A class that had them experiencing just what they came for and a little bit more. They’re so glad they showed up. It stretched that tight area and helped them feel strong in more ways than one. 

Regardless of how they felt the class went for them that particular day, I end with intention, sending each person back out into the world, and to whatever awaits them on the other side of the door, with peace. 

High Achieving Women in Direct Sales Gift Themselves Peace

I’m inviting you today to gift yourself the same thing. A purposeful end to your days. Whether your day was what you hoped for, more challenging than you would have preferred, brought you to your knees, or was your best day yet. 

For more on how-to end your day with purpose and intention get the full transcript at crazybigdreams.biz/19.