
Do you ever feel like you're constantly busy but not actually making progress on the things that matter most? This week, Janet M.
Taylor sits down with coach, consultant, and author Kate Hendrickson to introduce a powerful and practical framework: organizing your life into lanes. Kate draws on over 20 years of experience across television and film production, hospitality management, and corporate strategic consulting to help individuals and businesses get clear on their priorities and actually move forward.
After living through Hurricane Katrina and rebuilding her life from scratch in Los Angeles, Kate brings a deeply personal perspective to the work of navigating change, resilience, and intentional living. In this conversation, Kate explains how identifying your two or three key life lanes — whether that is career, family, creative work, or personal growth— can cut through the overwhelm and help you spend your time where it truly counts.
She shares her daily practice of choosing three non-negotiable priorities, why too many goals is one of the most common traps she sees, and how to start with just one trackable goal when everything feels like too much. Janet also shares an example from her own organizing work with a recently retired client who reimagined her home office to make space for a new consulting business and her love of art — a reminder that getting organized is really about making room for the life you want to create.
This episode also includes Organizing with Janet, Taylor's Tip Time, a Toss It Tuesday reminder, and the Quote of the Week. Connect with Kate Hendrickson: Website: Instagram: CONNECT WITH JANET M.
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