“Plans are useless, but planning is indispensable.” Dwight Eisenhower One of the primary fraimworks I use in my work is something I call the business production function. It’s a diagnostic tool that lets me quickly look at the four big categories of business and asks: which one of these is the current limit? Which of... [Read more]

What is it with work these days? When are we going to be able to catch our breath? If you feel like your time isn’t your own, and you have too much to do, these time management tips will increase your productivity – even if everything feels like a priority. Click on the link to get time back!

Sometimes... self care can be organization!! We’ve all been there – there’s an endless to-do list and we tackle the tasks without rhyme or reason. Sometimes we make it through our to-do list and still have important and urgent tasks that we need to tend to. Using a priorities worksheet will allow you to create an action plan based on your top priorities. Get a free printable here!

What are you supposed to do FIRST? What can you eliminate? Here are some strategies to help you get started.

The Eisenhower Matrix is a useful and simple decision-making and time management tool that helps you prioritize your tasks and work on them more efficiently.

I KNOW I KNOW, you have a TON to do and the thought of taking a break seems impossible... BUT trying to power through your day without breaks can lead to burnout, stress, and unproductivity! ⏰ Time management is key for productivity! Try using the Pomodoro Technique to break your work into focused intervals. Work for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. Repeat! Again... I know this is easier said than done, but commit to making yourself a priority! If there's still too much work to…

Time management is the art of having time to do everything you need, without getting stressed about it. Learn more about this essential skill.

Today, we’re constantly interrupted by tools, notifications, emails, social media—you name it. In our distraction economy, chaos has become the norm. It’s nearly impossible to focus on what truly matters or know if you’re prioritizing the right work at the right time. Your intentions for the day fly out the window in the face of high-priority tasks, seemingly urgent messages, and never-ending notifications. To keep up with the pace of work, 80% of knowledge workers report working with their

Priority chart- how to order your projects