The Momentum Planning Method helps you practice visualizing, setting goals, prioritizing, chunking and sequencing.

Momentum was built with these core principles in mind — which we hope will both support and (productively) frustrate you

Many of us dream of a time and place where we can work on one project at a time. Reality, though, looks different. 

Most people commit to too many projects — especially when we add in personal projects to our creative and work projects.

Here are some tips to keep things slow and easy in these last days of summer, and the return to work and school.

Whatever your projects, you get to decide which are priority. You make the rules around your priorities.

Besides that it’s physically impossible to get more time in a day, having more time is only a piece of the puzzle.

Natural limits and constraints help eliminate options so we don’t get caught up in the endless consideration of choices.

We often have to re-prioritize our projects and goals: here's a tool you can use to make the process easier.