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Which task should I work on next? Ask the Eisenhower Matrix
Stop juggling tasks and prioritise like a pro.
Eat the frog: tackle your hardest task first
There’s a ‘frog’ on your to-do list. Don’t let it win! Tackle it head-on.
How to create an ADHD friendly task dashboard in Notion
Traditional to-do lists can be overwhelming, especially with ADHD. This simple Notion dashboard helps you stay on track without the stress.
How to make your website more accessible
We learned a lot about accessibility while researching this article—hopefully, it helps you too!
How to do a business process review (especially as a freelancer)
Like a spring clean for your business, a business process review will help you work smarter not harder.
Improve your productivity with these calendar hacks (and tips for ADHD brains)
Make your calendar work for you with practical tips to structure your day, avoid overwhelm, and stay on track — like time-blocking, and visual cues.
Find the perfect font for your project
What the font do I need to make my project look good?
How to create a home inventory
Keep track of what you own for insurance, documentation and peace of mind.
How to create a “copy” link in Google Workplace
A simple step-by-step guide on how to share a Gsuite link that forces the user to create a copy before viewing the file.
Developing a gratitude practice
Some things I do to connect with the good in my life, and ideas for developing your own gratitude practice.
What I’ve learned from one year of parenting
They say it takes 10,000 hours to become expert at something, which is 1 year, 1 month and 21 days without breaks. So am I a parenting expert now? Not quite.