Do you work in a high-energy profession?

I hate change, and yet, I've successfully navigated two major career moves over the past fifteen years. Here's what I learned.

I read a lot. It is not unusual for me to have three or four books on the go and a few on hold. Some books are on Kindle; others are audiobooks. I often lose track of what I am reading (especially on Kindle), so I have been looking for a tracking tool.

If you want the content you consume to stand a chance of finding its way into your long-term memory, you need an operational toolkit. This is where personal knowledge management (PKM) comes in.

It’s official. Me and booze are “on a break”.

Being neurodivergent in a world designed for neurotypicals is exhausting. It's not surprising neurodivergent people are prime candidates for burnout.

Acknowledging you have “a lot on your plate” isn’t fun; what makes it worse is that you probably haven’t accounted for all the tasks and projects you’re juggling.

Let's talk about tools...

When underpinned by a wellbeing-first mindset, strategic multi-scale planning can help you thrive personally and professionally – let's explore how.

Internet Wisdom suggests that morning and evening routines solve all productivity problems. It makes sense. But…

The benefits of taking regular breaks throughout your day are well documented. And yet, we struggle to take them.

I have more energy today, in my mid-forties, than I did in my early thirties. I'm healthier and happier and far more productive. Do you want to know my secret (the ultimate adulting cheat code)?

This article shares some of my reflections about wellbeing-driven productivity through the lens of neurodiversity.

Productivity needs a rethink.

This post will explain what a weekly review is, why you need to do it, and how to do it consistently. I will also share a free template.

You've arrived at your desk. You've done your "daily brain dump," and now you have a list. Fantastic job. What next?

Morgen is an innovative calendar tool designed to help you manage your schedule and workload more effectively.

Read-it-later apps (such as Readwise Reader, Pocket, Instapaper, and Matter) were designed to promote procrastination... weren't they?

You've overcome your procrastination and (finally) started to focus on your task. The last thing you want to do is take a break - it will disrupt your flow, making you less productive... won't it?

This is how you can read and learn from every email newsletter you receive.