When I was traveling for work in Vancouver a few years ago, I came across a sculpture by Salvador Dalí — one of his famous “melting clocks.” The real reason you can’t find time isn’t lack of planning, but something deeper tied to vision and leadership.
It stopped me.
The clock was warped, almost draped over its pedestal like it had given up on keeping time. Its numbers were stretched, distorted. It looked like what time feels like when you’re overwhelmed — constantly slipping, never enough, and completely outside your control.
And I remember thinking:
This is exactly what happens when you’re not anchored to your vision.
Time stops making sense.
“Once Things Settle Down…”
In a recent coaching session, I asked a client when she planned to start her next big move.
She whispered,
“Once things settle down.”
But things don’t settle. They refill.
Another deadline. Another ask. Another late-night scroll, wondering when your priorities will finally rise to the top.
If you’ve ever said:
• “I want to start… I just don’t have time.”
• “I need to wait until this season calms down.”
• “It’s just not the right moment…”
You’re not alone.
But here’s the truth:
Time isn’t your problem. Your relationship to it is.
The Time Trap for High-Achieving Women
You don’t lack ambition.
You’re not bad at planning.
You’re not lazy.
You’re holding too much — and putting your most aligned work last.
Here’s how that shows up:
• You block time for others but not for your own vision
• You wait for quiet, but quiet never comes
• You feel guilty putting your priorities ahead of someone else’s
And somewhere along the way, you’ve made having time the requirement to begin.
But that’s backward.
Time doesn’t appear first. Vision does.
How Vision Rewrites the Clock
On July 18, I’m leading a live Vision Workshop for high-achieving women who are ready to stop waiting and start reclaiming their time, energy, and clarity.
Together, we’ll use my AVASO™ framework to:
• Tap into a vision that energizes you (not drains you)
• Surface the beliefs and blocks keeping you “too busy”
• Commit to your next-level work without guilt or overwhelm
Then we bring it to life using my AI Time Tool — a guided process that builds your ideal week and 90-day calendar based on your unique vision, not your current chaos. Time perception and productivity – Harvard Business Review
What Makes This Different?
This isn’t time management.
This is self-leadership.
And it doesn’t happen in a vacuum.
It happens in community — with:
• Real coaching
• Strategic clarity
• High-powered women showing up for themselves and each other
Because the truth is:
Time expands when you align.
And contracts when you abandon yourself.
Ask Yourself:
• What have you been postponing “until there’s time”?
• Who would I be if my priorities took the lead — even for one quarter?
• How would my life feel if I stopped treating my vision like a side project?
Join the Vision Workshop – July 18 at 4PM PT
🗓 Vision Workshop
Wednesday, June 18 & July 16 | 4:00–5:30 PM PT
Live on Zoom | Free to Attend
You’ll walk away with:
• A clear, purpose-aligned vision
• A personalized 90-day calendar
• The tools and energy to stop spinning and start rising
Space is limited so each woman gets seen and supported.
Let this be your moment. If this resonates with you, explore my Leadership Coaching Program or visit the Work With Me page to learn how to create time with intention.
The clock isn’t running out.
It’s waiting for you to lead.
