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The daily and weekly maintenance that high performing founders know is the key to being productive while avoiding burnout.


The Optimizer’s Toolkit: Designing Systems That Do the Work for You
Optimizers don’t just want things done—they want them done better. They seek efficiency, clarity, and sustainability. Optimizers are wired to improve. They notice friction, inefficiencies, or repeated pain points—and they have to fix them. Whether they’re refining personal habits or restructuring team operations, they’re constantly looking for ways to get more value from the same amount of effort.
6 days ago4 min read


One-Minute Reset: The Power of a Longer Exhale
Quick relief in the middle of your workday—no apps, books, or courses required. When stress hits during the workday, most of us try to...
Aug 121 min read


The Builder’s Playbook: Turning Momentum into Progress
The Builder—the action-taker, the momentum generator, the person who gets things moving even when the plan is still forming. Builders are the productivity style most likely to say “let’s just start” and figure it out as they go. They bring energy, decisiveness, and adaptability to the table—and can be powerful catalysts for progress.
Aug 54 min read


The Architect’s Toolkit: How Strategic Planners Get Things Done
If you’re someone who thinks before you act, loves a well-built plan, and finds satisfaction in structure, there’s a good chance your productivity style leans toward The Architect.
Jul 224 min read


Unlocking Your Productivity Style: The First Step to Working Smarter
Understanding your unique approach to work is key to unlocking your best output.
In this article—the first in a 5-part series—I’ll introduce four distinct productivity styles.
Jul 23 min read
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