Do you ever find it strange how a single action can be simultaneously described as a super-power and a very inefficient use of your time?

Incoming mail is one of the most common sources of overwhelm in the homes of clients I work with.

How many times have you spent all day Sunday cleaning your room, to find the floor covered with stuff a week later?

How you feel about your surrounding space impacts how effective you will be performing in that space. This is true for both workspaces and family spaces.

Laundry is easy to push off, until you don't have the pants you need for your work meeting or your kid's soccer shirt is dirty and the game is in a few hours.

There are many ways we can support ourselves and the people we care about in order to lead happier lives.

If you are new to meditation, the first step may be understanding what meditation is and what it is not.

You are not alone if you find yourself consistently underestimating how long tasks will take.

The secret to time management is being able to see your time, see how much time you have available each day and see what you are spending your time on.

Reading is an excellent way to add fun and relaxation to your day or week.

Balance is key and fun is core part of the equation.

Movement is as simple as standing up and moving around.

Planning your meals ahead saves time and money and is often healthier.

What if automating your scheduling helps you find more time?

Our brains are amazing! They control our thoughts, memory, emotion, motor skills, breath, and every process that regulates our body.

At times it feels like email has taken over our lives. What's clear is that email is the leading method of communication and most certainly will continue to grow and evolve. Our goal is to incorporate email into our life management systems so that it becomes a tool to improve our lives, not weigh us down.

Understanding your "Why",  will help you prioritize what really matters, guide your day-to-day activities and assist you in saying no.

This simple action, on a daily basis, can have a profound impact on both your productivity and your mental clarity and focus.

This week I’m going to take a slightly deeper dive into managing your inbox.

At times it feels like email has taken over our lives. What's clear is that email is the leading method of communication and most certainly will continue to grow and evolve. Our goal is to incorporate email into our life management systems so that it becomes a tool to improve our lives, not weigh us down.