Achieving success as a creative entrepreneur requires effective goal setting. This 5-step process can be used: define your long-term vision, break down your goals into manageable tasks, prioritize them based on importance and alignment with your business strategy, create an action plan with specific tasks and deadlines, and regularly track your progress. Adjustments should be made as necessary, and successes should be celebrated to maintain motivation.

Doing less is not a sign of laziness or lack of ambition. In fact, it can be a powerful tool for improving our physical and mental health, increasing our creativity and productivity, enhancing our relationships, and promoting overall well-being. So, the next time you feel overwhelmed by your to-do list, take a step back, prioritize what's truly important, and give yourself permission to do less. Your body, mind, and spirit will thank you for it.

Toxic productivity is the idea that people must be productive all the time, no matter what. It is the belief that one's worth is solely based on their productivity levels, and that they must always be doing something. This mentality leads to overworking, burnout, and even physical and mental health problems. My clients STRUGGLE with taking rest days, they’re filled with guilt when they take time off, get sick, or take time off to go experience something new. If you struggle with this kind of mentality, this is for you. You are not alone, there are so many other creatives and entrepreneurs that go through the same thing.

Saving time should not mean working more. The goal is to save time to live more life. In this blog, we provided tangible tips on how to use your saved time to live more life. Take a break from work and enjoy the outdoors. Spend some quality time with friends and family. Engage in a creative activity. Treat yourself to something you love. And if you're an entrepreneur, use your saved time to focus on parts of your business that have been neglected. Remember, there's more to life than just work.

These 11 habits changed my life. If you're an entrepreneur - especially a creative entrepreneur with ADHD - then it's time you try these habits out. It wasn't always easy but the payout was worth it..

What is messy action? When I hear this term I think of - Just do something! Start somewhere. Take any form of action etc etc... And while that idea can be both invigorating and scary, I do want to point out it can also be debilitating for people with mental health issues, ADHD, or trauma. I would assume the same goes for all neurodivergent people but I won’t want to speak on your behalf so let me know if you think that’s true.

Turning these productivity tips into new daily habits, it will help you mainstream your goals and allow you to be a little more successful every day.