July 10th 2025

It was 11:50 PM, and I was sitting in my living room with documents all over the floor and the couch. I could barely breathe, the tightness gripping my chest.
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I was feverishly trying to write descriptions for 100+ auction items, and the only person to blame was myself.
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I was subcontracted for a well-known event production company, managing the silent auction for a prominent annual gala that raised over $500,000 each year.
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It was early in my career, and this was the most complex auction I had ever worked on.
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And, I’d waited until two days before the event to start.
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I didn’t ask questions about what was expected. I felt overwhelmed every time I thought about it, so I kept shoving it to the bottom of my list.
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All along, I had been sabotaging myself, putting off a huge task because I wasn’t really clear on what was involved or how long it would take.
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Time was ticking, and I was panicked. By the day before the event, I was only ⅓ of the way through. I reluctantly decided I needed to connect with the client and ask for some support.
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The team jumped into action, and it got done. But damn, was I embarrassed.
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This lesson was BIG. It’s where I realized how important it was to not only account for milestones, but to flesh out steps with time estimates, add lots of buffer, and start tasks early.
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How often do you avoid tasks simply because you’re unclear on what they actually involve?

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EXERCISE: The 10-Minute Clarity Map

We think we’re procrastinating because we’re lazy or disorganized – but more often, it’s uncertainty that stalls us out.
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Here’s a quick exercise to break that paralysis:

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​STEP ONE: Pick a task you’ve been avoiding.

STEP TWO: Set a timer for 10 minutes.

STEP THREE: Write out:

• What exactly needs to happen? List the steps.
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• What information or resources do you need?
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• How long do you think each step might take?
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STEP FOUR: Decide – what’s the very first step you could do today?

This process turns vague overwhelm into actionable clarity – and usually, you’ll find the task feels a lot less intimidating once you’ve broken it down.

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If you’ve been spinning your wheels on important projects because you can’t quite see the path forward – you’re not alone.

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Inside my Action + Accountability Circle, we break down your big ideas into clear steps, set realistic timelines, and build habits that keep you moving forward (without last-minute panic sessions on your living room floor).

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Learn more + join the Circle today — give yourself the clarity, support, and structure you deserve.

Talk soon,
Moriah

P.S. I’ve seen how quickly things shift when you have structure and support. As my client put it:

“Moriah keeps me on my toes—in the best way. She helps me get things done, find solutions, and overcome self-imposed roadblocks. Moriah is very pragmatic, always constructive and an eternal optimist (but not one of the annoying kinds).” – Caroline-Lucie Ulbrich, Transformation Management Consultant

​Vibe High’s Action + Accountability Circle is your chance to get that kind of support – secure your spot and get started this month.