Trello is a great tool because I can always answer the question "what do I need to focus on next?"

motivation comes from taking action and not the other way around! Action leads to motivation.

This past year, I have experimented on my own productivity strategies. Here are the top 3 lessons that have stuck.

Email seems like a constant flood of information, news, updates, to-do items, calendar invites, project updates.

Checklists can help in accuracy and efficiency as well as saving aggravation and time.

How do you start your morning or spend a day off or when you have 5 or 10 spare minutes?

Have you ever had an a-ha moment? Maybe it's been something that you do (or don't do) and a slight shift in perspective or someone says...

Any fellow people-pleasers in the room? Saying no is a learnable skill!

As you bring awareness to your energy levels throughout your day, you can start to see patterns. The goal is to minimize what drains you and

I used to think that a routine wasn't for me because I love being spontaneous. My simple routines actually provide a springboard.

It seems that busy-ness has a certain status attached to it. We have a finite amount of hours in any given day, but energy is renewable.

An interesting study found that people who make resolutions are more likely to change their habits.

The concept of small actions and habits is one of the best tools for overcoming overwhelm

My minimal morning routine give structure and focus as well as an intention on what I want to accomplish. It's also when I am at my best.

A simple, 2-minute habit transforms your mindset and establishes a consistent, frequent habit.

"Laziness" doesn't have to be a bad thing. You can make laziness work for you!

Multi-tasking is actually task switching or moving back and forth between tasks.

I am creating a holiday! Here is to 2-Minute Tuesday #anti-procrastination day.

In an experiential, hands-on lesson in photography, students who took a lot of pictures their ultimate goal: taking a great photo.

Templates save a ridiculous amount of time and are also a great way to help reduce overwhelm and decision fatigue.