Try this with your phone

The irony of what I'm about to say is not lost on me: How many people, on their deathbed, have said, “I wish I’d spent more time on social media?”

In this Creative Nibble I reframe the habit we've formed with our phones and explore what we might discover by setting them down once in a while.

This is the third episode focused on helping you get 2025 off to a great start with some ideas for how to be more productive. Hope it helps!

How do you spend your time?

Are you making the most of your time? Here's a simple yet powerful exercise to help you evaluate how you spend your time today and plan how you’d like to spend it tomorrow. Learn how to reset your priorities, say no to distractions, and set your week on a whole new trajectory!

To download a copy of the "How you spend time" worksheet see the previous blog post!

How do you want to spend your time?

Click the link below to download the worksheet that goes with the vlog post concerning how do you spend your time today and how would you like to spend your time. Hope it helps!

The signicant difference between cola and wine

Besides the obvious, is there another difference? What about one being continuous and one being discrete?

Is friction a bad thing?

You must have friction to gain traction and traction leads to momentum and direction. That works for cars and their tires, but what does it mean for organizations?

Why are coffee shops great for working?

Anyone who's gone to a coffee shop to work knows they are great places to get work done. But why is that? Is it more than just a good cup of joe?

How to find time to think

Our calendars are always busy. Who has time to think? What about blocking out time on your calendar just for thinking?

What is the power of now?

What do an alligator and a clock have in common? More than you might think! In this episode, I explore the wisdom we can gain from unexpected places, with a little help from my neighbor “Bruce”, Billy Joel, and Eckhart Tolle. Watch now to discover how you can embrace the present.

Should we use the word "should"?

We tell ourselves all the time we should do something. Is there perhaps another, more expansive word to use that works better?

Do you have your Big Boots on?

Christopher Robin pulls on his Big Boots and that means something to Winnie the Pooh. Do you have your Big Boots on?