If getting started feels hardest, your to‑do list might be the problem. This post shares three quick tweaks—turning tasks into verbs, narrowing your list, and estimating time—that help you overcome procrastination and begin with confidence. Try them and see how small changes lead to big gains.

“Getting Unstuck: Strategies to Overcome Task Initiation Struggles” dives into the common blocks we all face when starting projects—from overwhelm to distractions—and shares practical tools like task breakdowns, pre-scheduling, and environment tweaks. Use these strategies to kickstart your workflow and make getting started easier.

Getting started is often the hardest part. In this post, discover the S.T.A.R.T. method—a five-part strategy that uses sound, timers, attention control, rewards, and task management tools to jump-start productivity. Whether you’re a student or professional, these tips help turn intention into action.

Metacognition means thinking about your thinking—and journaling is one of the best ways to build that skill. In this post, learn 4 simple steps to use journaling for daily reflection, planning, and strategy tracking. Develop stronger self-awareness, improve your focus, and build executive function with every entry.