 So excited! I will be on the radio LIVE next Wednesday at 1 PM PST on The Doctor Radio Show on Sirius XM! As someone who grew up listening to talk radio, I am delighted I get to be a part of it. Listeners can call in and ask questions while I'm on the show, talking about tools from my book, Get Stuff Done Without the Stress ❤️ with the host, Dr. Jessica B. Stern!
Listen live on WED. at 1 PM PST/4 PM EST: https://www.siriusxm.com/channels/doctor-radio Channel 110, Sirius XM
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 Thanks so much to Gabby Sanderson, for interviewing me about tools from my book, Get Stuff Done Without the Stress, on The Happier Life Project podcast in honor of International Stress-Awareness Month!
We talked about ways you can stretch your capacity for calm and adopt a self-kindness mindset when it comes to tackling the things you need to do this week! Check it out by downloading the My Possible Self app or listening here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/get-stuff-done-without-the-stress-a-stress/id1635736853?i=1000703543905 Thanks, Gabby, for the fun conversation! #bringthestressdown #happylife #risawilliams #risawilliamsauthor #podcastersofinstagram  The Ultimate Time Management Toolkit has won:
The Best Time Management Book of All Time and The Best Task Management Book of All Time according to Book Authority! Read more here: https://bookauthority.org/books/best-time-management-bookst=19q84u&s=award&book=1839971789 https://bookauthority.org/books/best-task-management-ebooks  https://www.wondermind.com/article/mental-health-investments/
Wondermind asked me if I had anything wellness related I would recommend that I was happy that I had spent money on this year. A few wellness apps have been a big game changer for me, including: -Headspace: I love Headspace's sleepcasts and sleep stories. My kids have listened to them, too! If you have trouble falling asleep (like I do and millions of other people right now), make a nightly routine for yourself where you do something soothing for your brain for an hour before you go to bed. For me, this includes journaling and listening to sleep stories, which helps me calm down my sometimes overly busy brain. -Othership: I was first introduced to this app post Covid, when they reached out and offered it to me for free to try it out. Well, after the trial period, I was hooked, and now I happily pay to use it! It's a breathing app, but with breathwork exercises set to upbeat and fun music. It may not be for everyone, but it REALLY helps me remember to take breathing exercises seriously. It's like yoga for your lungs. I use it in the morning to ramp up my brain to focus. -Better Sleep: In addition to Headspace, I recently added Better Sleep to my apps - it's less expensive, and it has a "white noise mixer" where you can combine pink/brown/white noise at different levels that soothe/calm down your own picky brain. Studies have shown that brown noise can be particularly helpful for people with ADHD, it's at a lower register noise than white noise. I tend to prefer a combo which I make myself on the app. If these apps are too much of a big spend for you, you can also check out Headspace's free sleep stories on Netflix, which I used to play for my kids before bedtime before I bought the app. Hope this helps! Full article: https://www.wondermind.com/article/mental-health-investments/  I'll be signing copies of "Get Stuff Done Without the Stress" at Village Well Bookstore in downtown Culver City on May 24th from 12-2 PM PST! Stop by and say hello! I love this bookstore and I am sure you will too...
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