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    How Femke (MG) stopped doing everything at once

    By Anna de Vries

    From three half-finished ventures to a functioning business in eight months.

    Where Femke felt stuck

    Femke had an online shop, taught yoga, was training as a coach and was experimenting with a podcast. Everything was half-finished. She felt chronically guilty and 'not serious'.

    Whenever she resolved to finish one thing, she started something new within a week.

    What stood out in the chart

    Manifesting Generators have multiple motors and are designed to switch between things. Having several tracks is not the mistake; the issue is how you work on them.

    Her Emotional authority means that deciding immediately ('I'm stopping this now!') rarely feels right. She needs days to settle.

    What Femke started doing differently

    • Kept all four projects, but assigned weekly time blocks to each.
    • Waited at least one emotional wave (around a week) before starting a new idea.
    • Allowed herself to switch quickly between tasks; multitasking turned out to be productive for her.

    What changed

    After eight months, the online shop was her main income, she coached two days a week, and she had consciously paused the podcast. Yoga teaching remained a hobby.

    For the first time, she felt she was 'done' with making choices.

    What you can take away from this

    Focus does not always mean one thing. For some people, focus means keeping every track open and switching consciously rather than cutting things out.

    Other experiences

    A composite example based on coaching sessions and conversations with readers. The name and details are fictional to protect privacy.

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