Consistency sucks, but relationships rely on us to be reliable and predictable. Follow these steps to be consistent when it's important.

What's hardest for you? Getting started or focusing on a single task? Cycles of focus and rest can be helpful for both of those barriers.

The other day, I worked with a client about her upcoming return to the office and she worried about being late. These 5 strategies...

I am on my screened porch, watching the hummingbirds, but my house will be clean by the end of the day. How is this possible? Delegation.

Are you paralyzed by perfectionism? Messy imperfection supports flexibility and adaptability. Life is a laboratory; we learn from mistakes

How do you find the motivation to do what needs to be done? Every human being has times when motivation is difficult. Some of us have a hard

Reflective practice helps you make better choices and move your life in the direction you want it to go.

What would happen if we started thinking of deadlines differently? You don't really want to die when you finish that project, do you?

Part reflection, part planning, the weekly review is a core practice that can help you stay on track and clear your mind.

When it comes to chips and dip, double-dipping is gross. But I’m no George Costanza, so my idea of double-dipping is a time management trick

For years, I sought a perfect system that I can consistently maintain to keep my life in order--in time, housekeeping, and thought...

I met some sloths last year. Most were asleep, but I was lucky enough to catch one walking veerrrry slooowwwlllyyy on the ground.

Last Saturday was a rare day in my worklife. I completed everything on my daily "to do" list and had time to start on other waiting projects

Every person is unique. No solution is universal. Make it easy. Lean into your strengths. Don't waste time on unimportant junk.

I recently heard from a friend--a brilliant, highly skilled, and charismatic leader--who said that she "stinks at delegating."

Is your desk or life messy because everything feels important? Do you spend time on the thing that takes your fancy, not most important?