Once again The Productive Woman community came through with ideas for how to spend time on Sunday (or whatever day you choose) setting yourself up for a great week.
A chat with business coach, podcaster, wife, and mom Katie Krimitsos, who shared her approach to balancing structure and flexibility in building a schedule that works for her and her family.
Recorded with a milestone in mind, this episode features a few thoughts about what it means (to me) to live a productive life–and how that’s changed over time.
Few things have more impact on how we experience our life–on what we accomplish or what we don’t, whether we’re happy or not–than the stories we tell ourselves about who we are and what’s possible for us.
Professional singer, vocal coach, and YouTube star Freya Casey of Germany is also a single mom to a young daughter. She shares some of the systems and tools she uses to manage it all–and some of the struggles she’s faced–in this episode.
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.
Many women (and men) are struggling to manage a job, children, a spouse, or life as a single parent. On top of that we’re trying to find time for personal interests (or just to get some sleep). What do you do when it’s all too much?
This week’s guest, public relations pro and single mom Amanda Berlin, is all about making the best use of her talents and skills to make a life (and a career) that matters–she calls it using her powers for good.
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.
Very few of us have only one project going at a time. The many roles we play in life, our various areas of interest and responsibility, all can be sources of projects that compete for our time, energy, and attention. Managing those multiple projects is a challenge that requires intention and discipline. This episode offers…
