When time feels impossibly scarce, I've found that the "15-minute solution" can be transformative. The concept is simple: commit to just 15 minutes of focused work on a daunting task. No matter how overwhelming your project seems, anyone can endure 15 minutes. What makes this approach powerful isn't just the time management aspect—it's the psychological shift that occurs once you begin.

For my writers—and aspiring writers—out there: a vital reminder for us from Stephen King, from his On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft.

I've had two conversations about to-do lists this week that got me pondering how easy it is to overthink these simple productivity tools.

Spring is just around the corner (at least where I live).   I'm also excited to share that the recording of my recent Barbara Sher...

Despite the whirlwind of daily life and a boatload of professional responsibilities, I want to take a moment this week to express my...

What brought you here to my blog? Maybe you clicked through from a social site, or maybe you arrived directly by searching or using the...

As I was working on draft posts for my blog, I noticed a new tool in Wix, the AI Post Creator. Unless you've been living on a desert...

It hit me this week that to-do lists, when properly fed and managed, can be helpful tools. Just keep it "good enough."

Honoring your uniqueness is at the heart of what I write and the advice I give.

Though this post will, I hope, be helpful for everyone, it's written particularly with highly sensitive readers in mind. Especially...

So goes the saying (in various forms) attributed to Duke Ellington, twentieth-century jazz legend. I've always worked faster under a...

Intimidated by the Works Cited page? Not sure where to start? No problem! Follow along as I show you the A-to-Z steps.

I want to show you some (possibly new) ways to think about routines.

A friend recently told me he did not like to read time management books because he then felt he had to change everything about himself at...

When you inherit a treasury of old photos ... write a poem!

Let's take a lovely reminder about intentionalism in our homes (and I would say lives as well) from Arts & Crafts legend William Morris.

If you're anything like me, you have those days when you just can't find the motivation to get started on your writing.

In the video below, I’ll guide you here through basics of setting up your paper in MLA format.

Welcome to the launch of something new! I'm so glad you're here.