For the weeks when everything lands at once. Triage lists to sort what is urgent from what is only loud, and small reset pages to help you keep moving between tasks.
Board Now · US$21One-time payment · digital download · no subscription
"Everything is due at once and I cannot tell what to do first."
"I spend more time worrying about the list than working on it."
"By Wednesday I have lost the plan I made on Monday."
The kit does not clear your calendar. It gives you a quick way to sort the pile, choose the next step and take a short reset before the next one.
A single page to get every open item out of your head and onto paper, with no sorting yet.
Four boxes: Now, Soon, Later, Drop. Includes simple questions to decide where each item goes.
A narrow daily plan with room for three real tasks and one "if there is time" slot.
Fifteen quick pages for between tasks: reorder, breathe-out, tidy one thing, reply to one message.
Short, polite sentences for pushing back a request or asking for more time.
A closing checklist to note what moved, what carries over and what you can let go.
One-time payment. Digital download with web access to every page. No subscription, no renewals.
Dump sheet, triage lists, day strip, reset cards, scripts and Friday wrap-up.
Get the KitDigital download with web access. Print the sheets or fill them in on a screen.
Most people start with the Dump Sheet and triage in around fifteen minutes.
No. It helps you organize and prioritize. Results vary from person to person, and your workload is still yours to manage.
No. It is a set of planning pages. It is not therapy, medical advice or a treatment for stress or burnout.
Yes. Print as many copies as you like for your own use.
No. One payment of US$21.