Do Less. Mean More.

Welcome to my project planner for creatives who are just completely goddamn over spending all their time spinning out trying to figure out the right next move.

If your to-do list feels like a personal attack…

If your brain is juggling twelve ideas, four offers, and a full-blown identity crisis…

If you’re smart enough to do everything, but tired enough to do none of it…

You don’t need a new system.

You need a softer way to make choices that work for you (ALL of you).

This is not a productivity tool.

It’s a decision making tool.

The Do Less, Mean More Project Planner is a short, grounding guide designed to help you:

  • Unload the chaos (without guilt)

  • Filter your ideas through what actually matters

  • Figure out how to take a step forward that you can actually live with

  • Make peace with choosing less, so your work can mean more

You can finish it in under 15 minutes (but it will probably take a little longer if you actually take it seriously).

It’ll probably feel better than inbox-zero (I mean, so I’m told. I haven’t experienced that since 2007).

This guide works well for:

  • Neurodivergent founders

  • Multi-passionate creatives

  • Burned-out geniuses

  • Anyone building a business with heart (and too many tabs open)

Why I made this:

I’m a business coach, strategist, designer, and caring human who’s spent over a decade helping brilliant, overwhelmed humans build businesses that actually feel like them.

I made this because clarity doesn’t come from doing more.

It comes from knowing what to let go of.

And it comes from building and practicing the skill of aligned decision-making.

This is where that starts.

To get the free planner, just drop your email below and I’ll send it right over.

No spam. No hustle. Just one clear next step.

Once you’re on my list, you’ll receive a suite of hopefully-helpful welcome emails for a few days, then you’ll hear from me about once a month. I tend to only send things out when I have something real to say (part of modeling that whole ‘Do less. Mean more.’ thing)