Sometimes when we’re looking for ways to get work done, it helps to hear about tools and techniques that have been effective for other people. This week I’m sharing a bit about the tools, systems, and approaches I use to get work done.
Decluttering is a hot topic these days. For some, the logical outcome of decluttering is minimalism. But who we are matters more than what (or how much) we own. Finding a balance between clutter and convenience can contribute to a productive life.
What can we do to stay on track when we’re struggling to stay focused? This week we look at some possible reasons for that struggle, and some ideas that might help.
Engineer and leadership consultant Coryne Forest shares tips on how she manages multiple roles and multiple passions–a fulltime day job, a business helping women excel in STEM careers, her family, and self-care.
The better we’re able to focus on what matters most, the more productive we’ll be. This week we’re discussing how focus impacts our productivity and how we can improve our focus.
When a listener asked for suggestions on how to fit exercise into an already jam-packed life, The Productive Woman community came through in a big way. Inspired by a conversation in The Productive Woman Community Facebook group, we look at why exercise is important, and how we can get it done.
This episode, sharing key takeaways from Gary Keller’s The ONE Thing, is the first in a new recurring series in which I’ll share key takeaways from some of the books that have influenced my thinking on productivity and making a life that matters.
Organization expert Rashelle Isip joins me to talk about ways we can take control of our schedules and our space, making room for the things that matter most.
