Here's what workshop participants have been saying...
"I love how this turns the whole decision making process inside out, like working from the inside out rather than the other way around"
"The best part for me has been the idea of starting with MY CAPACITY instead of the project itself; it’s going to help stop me from overloading my to-do list. Clarity!! Thank you!!"
"Eveniet quam natus et commodi minus consequuntur enim iure magnam nam fugit voluptas."
"So helpful!!! At the beginning I said to myself 'No way, this is too much learning other stuff, I don’t have time, I need to get on with what I should be doing.'
Like when I avoided creating Text Styles in InDesign and then the one time I did it and needed it and used it I said, “Ohhhhhhh, now I get it!”
"Absolutely loved the mix of big picture inspiration and ways to approach work & the meat of the decision process. Thank you!"
"Eveniet quam natus et commodi minus consequuntur enim iure magnam nam fugit voluptas."
The one little word that’s the source of all your overload
The only legitimate measuring stick for what you should take on
How you can streamline your commitments (without second-guessing yourself)
What you can learn from a preschool teacher to get your giant projects done
How to stop getting taken by surprise when shit happens
Why massive goals might be exactly what's keeping you stuck...and what to do instead
How using “implementation intentions” can help you finish what seems impossible
The absolute simplest one-page plan that will get you to the finish line
Enter your bullet points here..
A Flexible Container is the kind of support system we need to actually do the amazing things we dream of, in the midst of a messy, challenging, very real adult life.
In other words, it’s an approach to planning that acknowledges and supports your real life, without lowering your creative ambitions.
Your planning needs to be a container, with edges, and structure, to help you keep going. But it also needs to be flexible, lightweight, agile and responsive. So when life starts…life-ing, you can tack and respond, and just keep on moving.
And that’s what we’ll build in this workshop.
In this course, you'll build a plan for your next few months that can survive real life.
You start by clarifying where you’re trying to land this year, then translate that into milestones that you’ll tackle in the coming quarter.
From there, you’ll map possible projects to those milestones and pressure-test them against your real time, energy, and life constraints.
You’ll make explicit decisions about what you’re going to do, and what is not happening this quarter.
Finally, you’ll lay out a lightweight execution arc: just enough structure to reduce friction without locking you into a plan that breaks the moment something changes.
You’ll leave with a clear, simple quarterly roadmap that you can trust, adjust, and keep using as reality unfolds.
Enter your bullet points here..
A prep worksheet to hit the ground running
TWO 90-minute recorded workshop sessions
Time built in to do the work — walk away with a real plan
A workbook you can use over and over again
ONGOING access to revisit or re-do the process anytime
Enter your bullet points here..
Thinking of joining The Creative Focus Workshop? Register for this workshop and get a $95 tuition credit, so your planning momentum (and investment) keeps going.
All prices in USD
"I'm shouting Amen repeatedly—good thing I'm on mute! 
"
"As always, Jessica breaks down the crazy stuff in amazing ways."
"This was so insightful and soothing to my soul in a way haha 
Thank you so much Jessica!"
I've been a professional creative for 30 years, and I help creative people with big, deadline-free projects get their most important work off the back burner and out into the real world.
My simple, down-to-earth approach has helped thousands of creative people stop letting other people hijack their priorities, and start finishing and launching the work they know matters most.
No matter how long you've been trying—and failing—to take control of your focus and productivity, you can do this!
