Creative Thinking

Books to help with procrastination

We all procrastinate sometimes. But if it's becoming a real problem for you, here are the books that helped me

Let's talk about deadlines. Why we need them, why we dread them, how to deal with them gracefully.

(I’ve made all of the mistakes – so that you don’t have to.)

Whatever you give to a work project, there will always be someone who wants you to give just a little more. Here's how to deal with it.

You might work alone. But it still helps to step back sometimes and think like a boss. To work ON your business, not in it.

If there never feels enough time to make the creative work you want to make, here are ten reasons why.

Five exercises to help you get started. To keep going. And then get your work out there.

Want to get something substantial done - and make time for some fun stuff too? You need a 90-day plan.

If New Year's resolutions and goal-setting doesn't work for you, try this instead.

It's twixmas. And winter. A time for rest, reflection, recovery and renewal.

For creatives, thinking time is essential. Bill Gates had a regular Think Week. Could you adapt that to your life?

The world needs a little fairy dust right now. So be generous. Be kind. The results can be surprising.