The typical “workday” construct is a set-up for fatigue and burnout. Here are 5 principles for designing a more productive day aligned with your natural rhythm.
Why the Typical “Work Day” Structure Doesn’t Work For Your Brain
Your inability to jump from one cognitive task to another isn’t a personal failing; it’s a function of your neurology and the design of your system.
3 Strategies for Staying Productive in Perimenopause
Perimenopause creates unpredictable mind and body states that can make it hard to predict your capacity. Here are 3 strategies to help you plan despite uncertainty.
3 Ways I Am Regulating My Rhythm in Perimenopause
Perimenopause is a disruption to the essential rhythms of the body. Here’s how I’m regulating my rhythms in the face of this disruption.
The Morning Routine That Helps Me Function With ADHD and Perimenopause
A morning routine can give you structure and grounding, especially when your nervous system, rhythms, and hormones are in flux. Here’s a look at mine.
The Best Exercise For Mid-Life Women
When it comes to exercise in mid-life, everyone seems to have a different opinion on the best modality. If you’re spinning in the web of confusion, here’s the most practical answer.
You Can’t Talk About Change Without Acknowledging Grief
Wherever we experience change, grief is present — even if it’s hiding under the surface of our more habitual emotions.