Recovering From Hard Times

Recovering From Hard Times

When I get overwhelmed and fall behind, I use a simple 4-step process to get back on track. First, I move everything to a separate list. Then I purge unnecessary tasks, tackle quick wins, and slowly integrate the backlog into my daily routine. This approach helps me recovering from hard times without guilt.
How To Get Kids To Pick Up: The Hostage Box

How To Get Kids To Pick Up: The Hostage Box

I implemented a "hostage box" system in my home to encourage tidiness. By placing forgotten items in the box and requiring chores for retrieval, my daughter and I developed better habits. This simple method transformed our living space and instilled lasting organizational skills.
Eliminate Clutter with the Stock Theory

Eliminate Clutter with the Stock Theory

I explain how the Stock Theory helps declutter your life by encouraging you to evaluate possessions and commitments. By asking if you'd acquire something again today, knowing what you know now, you can make mindful decisions about what truly adds value to your life.
Turn A Bad Day Around

Turn A Bad Day Around

As someone who's experienced my fair share of bad days, I've developed effective strategies to turn them around. From simple acts like taking a nap or a refreshing shower, to mindful practices like outdoor walks and reading, I share personal tips that have helped me reset my mood and perspective. These methods, including calling a friend or indulging in a favorite scent, are easy to implement and can make a significant difference in how you navigate challenging days.
8 Ways To Get To Super-Productive Flow Faster

8 Ways To Get To Super-Productive Flow Faster

I share eight effective strategies to quickly achieve a super-productive flow state. These techniques, from brain dumping to creating triggers, help boost focus and productivity. By implementing these methods, you can train yourself to enter flow more consistently and watch your efficiency soar. On the flip side, not being in a flow state is stodgy, slow, and takes a lot of time (comparatively). It takes much longer to produce what you need to. So how can you get to flow? Believe me, it isn't something that just magically happens. It is something you can cultivate and stimulate. Here are 8 ways to get you started.
time block planner

The Time Block Planner

I reviewed the Time Block Planner by Cal Newport. While it's well-designed with good paper quality, I found it unsuitable for my work style. It's expensive, inflexible, and doesn't accommodate my unpredictable schedule. Overall, I can't recommend it for professionals with dynamic workdays.
choices

Choices

I explore the complexities of choice, examining when choices are real and how to create meaningful options in life.
tablet screens

Reworking My Tablet Screens

I recently reorganized my tablet, grouping apps by purpose and cleaning out unnecessary ones. This improved my productivity and made the device much more user-friendly. Now, I can easily find what I need and focus on specific tasks.