I love to plan. It allows me to be in full control of my life and how I spend my time. This post goes over exactly how I plan from my lifetime goals, to projects, to tasks, to the daily to-dos. Even if you’re a planning novice, planning-adverse, or just not into the hyper-organized vibe… I think there’ll be something in this post for you to walk away with to help improve your life.

This two letter word can be so hard for some of us to say. But setting boundaries, prioritizing yourself, and advocating for yourself is so f***ing important. Learning to be a better no-sayer is a muscle, so let’s start flexing it.

This is basically an extended P.S.A. to not be a total d*** by taking off for PTO without giving a s*** about your coworkers or projects.

Feeling like s***? Maybe you’re burned out. What’s the remedy? Let’s talk about it.

My favorite piece of advice to give is: Be a quitter! I run across a lot of super-driven people who don’t know when to quit something that f***ing sucks. Today we talk about how quitting can be great advice to give.

One of my goals this year was to become a better presenter. After working on it all year, I’m ready to share some things I’ve learned with y’all! Let’s get into it.

Today, let’s talk about giving others constructive criticism. How can we communicate feedback in a productive way?

As the saying goes, s*** happens. And right now, there’s a lot of s*** happening. So, the goals I set at the end of last year have taken a bit of a turn. If you can relate, this post may be for you.

Do you feel like working remote has given your work day extra strength for weaseling its way into your personal life? Then, check out my end of the day routine that helps me transition from work to play. Yours for only five easy installments of $free.99.

Your project manager asks you to spend fewer hours to accomplish a task, but provides no guidance on how to actually do it. What should you do? First, let’s take a moment to mentally flip off that project manager. And then, let’s actually discuss practical solutions for improving your work speed.

There may be dozens of other articles on the internet about taking notes. But this is not a post about how to take notes that help you retain information. You don’t have a test at the end of the semester anymore, you just want to be able to get the job done. Let’s up your note taking game.

The episode of Doug where, after an entire weekend, Doug’s essay only consisted of “silt is” is all too relatable. It’s been pretty tough to self-motivate these days, so I’ve put together ten tips to self-motivate to improve your productivity. We’ll get through this together.

A lot of us have found ourselves working remotely for the foreseeable future. How can we work effectively during quarantine? Here are some tips…