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.
What time management exercises should we stop giving our clients?
For many of our clients, most productivity tools are actively harmful. This piece explores popular time hacks like time blocking, Pomodoro, and “ideal week” planning—where they come from, who they fail, and what we can offer instead. Because how we hold time is how we hold people.
What if urgency is the trauma, not the tool? A conversion on reclamation with Madison Abdullah
In this episode, I’m joined by Madison Abdullah, Somatic Experiencing Practitioner and creative coach, and founder of Radiant Somatics for a powerful conversation about what it means to unravel urgency as a survival strategy and reclaim time as a space for safety, presence, and choice.
How do you stop fighting time? A conversation on trust with Soledad Paulino
In this episode, I’m joined by Rita-Soledad Fernández Paulino—self-care and money coach empowering BIPOC, women, and LGBTQ+ communities, founder of Wealth Para Todos, and a graduate of the Holistic Time Practitioner Certification.
What if your pace isn’t the problem? A conversation on reclaiming capacity with Cindy Hoch
In this episode, I’m joined by Cindy Hoch—coach, facilitator, and holistic time practitioner—who shares what it means to rebuild your relationship with time from the inside out.
We talk about:
how gentle curiosity changed the way she relates to herself and her clients
what it means to honor realistic capacity
the daily practice of softening the inner judgment and meeting yourself with grace
how parenting, business, and time aren’t separate but part of the same ecosystem
and why slowing down doesn’t mean doing less
If you’re a coach, healer, or space holder who wants to help your clients navigate shame, burnout, and capacity with clarity, care, and integrity, this episode is for you.
How do we help our clients follow through (especially if we struggle with it ourselves)?
If you support others through change—whether as a coach, healer, or guide—you’ve probably felt the ache when a client struggles with something you’re still navigating too.
In this episode, we explore what follow-through actually requires when we step outside dominant narratives of discipline and willpower. I share the core concepts I teach around following through without shame, hustle, or self-abandonment.
We’ll also explore what’s truly ours to hold as space holders when it comes to accountability.
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