2019-2025 Archival Note:
This is an archive of my body of work (blog and Not Too Productive podcast) from 2019 to 2025.
As much as I’ve wanted to toss it all in the trash, I believe it matters to show the ideas and experiments that carried me to this moment, and to mark how things, and we, change.
Through my years as The Holistic Time Coach, it became clear that the time I was talking about (a more spacious, humane, cyclical time) wasn’t the same time most people knew. Most of us are still living inside clock time, capitalist time, productivity time.
Now I’m writing about Time Liberation here.
If you see something here that you disagree with, I may… probably… agree with you. That’s part of why it’s now an archive.
Why do I pile more on when things are hard?
When the world is burning and life feels overwhelming, why do we keep piling more on? In this episode, I unpack this deeply human tendency—and share one gentle, practical antidote for breaking the cycle.
If you're a creative, neurodivergent, chronically ill, or highly sensitive person who cares about the world, this is one of the most important time management shifts you can make.
What should I ignore from the online business world?
Overwhelmed by all the noise in the online business world? You’re not broken—the system is. In this episode, I invite you to tune out the endless advice and return to the core of what actually works: human connection, simplicity, and clarity.
This is part of a short series for creatives, neurodivergent, chronically ill, and highly sensitive humans who want to transition into self-employment with integrity and ease.
How can I take the financial pressure off my business?
Dreaming of self-employment but terrified of the financial pressure? You're not alone. In this episode, I share one of the most crucial lessons I’ve learned: the importance of removing urgency and financial strain wherever you can when starting your business.
This is part of a short series for creatives, neurodivergent folks, chronically ill and highly sensitive humans who want to quit corporate in a way that’s actually sustainable.
When should I actually hire or automate in my business?
Ready to quit your job and go solo? Then don’t get caught in the common trap of hiring and automating too soon. In this episode, I share why it’s essential to pay yourself first and build your capacity slowly, sustainably, and with intention.
This episode is part of a special series on self-employment lessons for creative, neurodivergent, chronically ill, and highly sensitive folks who are making the leap from corporate to entrepreneurship.
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