The 14-Day Time Audit @uncultured.community

Your goals deserve a second look.

Fourteen days. One fun question a day. The Time Audit is the planner that shows you where your time, energy, attention and money are quietly slipping away, so you can decide what has earned your yes.

Add your email and your planner lands in your inbox, with a few friendly emails to cheer you on. Unsubscribe any time.

Day one of the planner: an hourly schedule, top three priorities, and the daily question, What would you change? Day 1 starts today
The Good News
You are already doing the thing. Now you get to ask if it is the right thing.

You show up. You work hard. You check the boxes. And somewhere between the meetings and the scrolling, your hours and your energy and your attention and your money wander off to places you never picked.

The Time Audit is the easy place to start. Write down your days, spot where things leak, and challenge the goals you are carrying. Some will earn a bigger yes. Others will make room for something new.

Find The Leaks

Four places your life is leaking.

Leak 1

Time

Where did Tuesday go?

An hourly grid shows you every hour, so your calendar can finally tell you the truth.

Leak 2

Energy

Who and what fills your tank?

A daily dial helps you spot the moments that charge you and the ones that drain you.

Leak 3

Attention

Where does your focus live?

The scroll, the inbox, the group chat. Write it down and see what has been borrowing your mind.

Leak 4

Money

What are your dollars voting for?

Every dollar backs a goal. Day 14 helps you see which goals have been getting your funding.

How It Works

Three easy steps. Zero overwhelm.

1

Jot down your day

Fill in the hourly grid as your day happens, then answer one question: What would you change?

2

Spot your leaks

On Day 14 you read what your calendar says. It shows where your time, energy, attention and money went.

3

Challenge your goals

Ask which goals still fit, and what you have felt called to do that has not had a place on your calendar. Then pick your next move.

Peek Inside

Pages that are fun to fill in.

A daily page with an hourly grid, top three, life check, energy dial and the daily question.
Every dayYour hourly log, your top three, and one question to close the day.
The Day 14 reveal page with time buckets, a dials check and reflection questions.
Day 14The reveal. Fourteen days of evidence on one page, with the cost counted.
The commitment page: reclaim hours from your calendar and give them to what matters.
Your next moveReclaim your hours, pick your top three, and sign your commitment.
We Have Your Back

A little encouragement every step.

Short, friendly emails cheer you on through Day 14 and after. Each one points you to the right page and gives you one small thing to do that day.

ShortFriendlyOne small thing a day
A Note Before You Start

Hear me. The changes you want in your life are built by what you reconcile inside yourself, one ordinary day at a time. Put your days on the page and your calendar tells you the truth about your priorities. Period.

Bring grace and patience. You deserve a life that feels good in your own skin, and this is a fun, easy place to start.

Shauna K. Henson
Coach and Founder · UnCultured Coaching
Questions

Quick answers, then let's go.

What is The Time Audit?

A 14-day digital planner from UnCultured Coaching. It has an hourly log, one daily question, a Dream Monday page, and a commitment page that helps you decide what to keep and what to change.

How do I use it?

It is a PDF for tablets and computers. Open it in any markup or note-taking app, write right on the pages, and start on Day 1 with the hour you are in.

What if I miss a day?

Fill in what you remember and keep going. Grace and patience are part of the plan, and every day you log adds evidence.

What happens to my email address?

You receive your planner and the friendly emails that go with it. Every email carries an unsubscribe link, so you stay in control.

Day 1 starts when you do

Make room for what's next.

Fourteen days from now you will know which goals to keep, which to challenge, and where your hours want to go.

Your planner lands in your inbox, with a few friendly emails to cheer you on.