Free Resources
“I have found that among its other benefits, giving liberates the soul of the giver.”
– Maya Angelou
Free Resources were a huge part of creating my business and finding the right people to work with (and they still are). It’s my intention to give back in the same way so you’ll find lots of options here including worksheets and checklists, workbooks, groups, and the podcast!
Scroll down to find the resources that work for you.
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Here’s what’s inside the Positively Productive Resources Library
Joy List Worksheet
Self-care is crucial to your well-being. You know this. But what does it mean to you? What works best for you? Follow the Joy List prompts and you’ll create your very own self-care guide.
Focus File Worksheet
David Allen (author of the book and program “Getting Things Done”) says our heads are for creating ideas, not holding them. I agree. But creating to-do lists is not the best place to keep #allthethings you have to do. That’s why I created a Focus File. It’s the first place for your worries, ideas, and to-dos. Let’s get them out of your head and keep them safe until you can process them properly.
Core Values Worksheet
Core values are the fundamental beliefs that affect everything we do in life. When we align our actions and our goals with our values, we create the foundation for achievement and fulfillment.
Stress Less Checklist
Ongoing, chronic stress can contribute to a long list of health issues. Reducing stress is imperative in today’s busy world. The “10 Steps to Stress Less Checklist” is your guide to stress less and live more.
Recommendations List
What books does a stress management coach specializing in productivity & organizing read? What apps help digitize, declutter, and manage projects, lists, and habits? You’ll find them in this recommendations list.
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Do you need help decluttering? There are many guides out there to help you try their method, but this one helps you create your own guide! The SIMPLE ™ framework prompts you to ask yourself the right questions so you can stop decluttering for now and start decluttering for good.
Instead of adding more to your to-do list, try working from a “not to do” list. Declutter these seven saboteurs from your life and see how it boosts your happiness and productivity!
