Written By Rebecca

I love getting things done, but my brain needs to approach tasks in its own way, rather than a simple to-do list. I started using Notion three months ago as an alternative to paper planning, and I quickly became obsessed. It is my second brain and helps me stay focused while I’m working on tasks. Notion is the perfect productivity hack for ADD and ADHD. The four main ways I use Notion are: Daily journaling and my manifestation journal process (new video to come soon on that)

As I now work from home full-time, I have made some updates to my routines to help me better symbolize when my work starts and ends. Setting up routines and habit stacks that are tied only to work helps keep my energy clear, which also improves how I manifest my goals in this new period of my life. This is especially important to me because my home office is in my bedroom, in the walk-in closet that I've converted. I need to create feelings of abundance both for work and for

Writing a novel takes a lot of time. Dictation is faster! Write faster while you are driving, using this app technique to dictate your book.

In this article, I'll share with you how I actually wrote a book while having a full-time job and 2-3 hour daily commute.

One of the common writing excuses for authors is lack of time. In researching this post, I polled my viewers on Instagram and of the 28 that answered, over half of them mentioned fatigue or time as their main concern. This was also something I was concerned about when I started writing a novel, at least until I realized time and being tired wasn't what I was actually saying. If time and exhaustion are keeping you from learning and actively writing a book, the real problem mig