Episode 1 Productivity + Social Media

Fonda
November 19, 2015
Juicy Life, Self Care

Need more time in the day?

Limit your social media intake and watch time be added back to your life. Remember back in the day when you were actually…socialable?

You are pulled at every angle. Feels like everyone and everything is vying for your attention. Here is the thing…They ARE. Media can’t find you watching tv at a specific time, but it can trust that you will pick up your phone endless times a day to check social media.

You get on social media for a ‘minute’ and your productivity has gone down the drain. You don’t even remember why you got on in the first place. The best way to navigate through this, keep your personal freedom and increase your happiness is to have a plan!

In this episode, you will find out that by making simple tweaks, you can be more productive, increase your time AND put social media in its proper place in your life.

Social Media Overwhelm?

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Fonda

Fonda Clayton is the founder of Woman In Total Control of Herself, a community based platform for those who are ready to own their sovereignty and embody their Sacred Wholeness. She helps women recognize that splitting themselves into pieces and parts of themselves is disempowering and will always have them looking outside of the self for validation. Fonda is a Certified Life Coach, Polarity Therapist, Licensed Massage Therapist, published author, podcaster and Mother of Personal Freedom. She has practiced Eastern medicinal modalities, wholistic arts and metaphysics for over 35 years with a special connection to the work of Louise Hay, Iyanla Vanzant, Dr. Christiane Northrup and Abraham Hicks to assist clients in finding and keep their body wisdom and personal power. Without these things, she deeply understands that this makes people ‘bobble heads’, a phrase she has coined to describe when people live stuffed in their heads, this is a life unfulfilled. She knows she is here to serve humanity to experience being human, in order to understand the majesty of their bodies and to participate and contribute fully to society as a whole human being.