I believe the simplicity of Daily Theming has played a role in this. Today I’ll share with you one of the ways that giving each of my days a theme has helped me save time with my kids. 

Today I’ll share with you how you can take a day where attention and energy usually wanes and turn it into a day where deep work happens.

So today I'm going to share my insights on the ebb and flow between spending time and attention on discovering things you want to learn about and when you should invest that time elsewhere and delegate instead. It's a conversation I have with myself every time I find something I'd like to know more about and I've got some tactics to offer you that I use to help me make better decisions on what to pursue on my own and what to pursue with the help of another.

You see, if I simply left that message in my mind alone then I wouldn’t be able to do anything with it - like take action on it in a progressive way. Today I’ll share with you how I took this “trigger” to task and how you can do the same.

In this second part of a brief series on traveling better, I discuss  what you can do with those things you can control that can make your entire travel experience better.

On this first episode of a two-part series I share something you can do to make your travel experience a little bit better.

Furthermore, I want to let you know whether or not I plan to go back to the app. I’ll reveal my plans and offer insights on productivity and time management apps overall.

The concept of “mise en place” isn’t just something you can explore in your kitchen, either. I’ll share with you Why the practice works and offer ways you can integrate it into your everyday life.

This time on 3MoT I share with you a way to read the news in a more productive manner. This isn't about eliminating news from your life, it's about being more intentional with how you absorb it so that it doesn't steal your attention when you don't want it – and don't expect it – to.

On this edition of 3MoT I offer up the key to setting boundaries so that you'll know how to put them in place...and keep them there.