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Time | Writing Routine

$150.00

You are a highly intelligent, highly accomplished, and highly motivated scholar with too much to do and a lot of autonomy about when to do it. You need time management specifically tailored to academics.

In this 50-minute session, we'll map your time: what's fixed, what's flexible, and where deep focus can happen. Then you'll build the daily patterns and rhythms that change writing from aspiration to established habit.

You'll leave with a personalised, colour-coded weekly routine and five habits that transform your professional life.

Want to go further? This session is a standalone introduction to our signature Transform service can do for you.

Perfect for: academics pulled in too many directions, or anyone ready to make better use of the unstructured hours a sabbatical or summer offers.

Offered by: Anne

You are a highly intelligent, highly accomplished, and highly motivated scholar with too much to do and a lot of autonomy about when to do it. You need time management specifically tailored to academics.

In this 50-minute session, we'll map your time: what's fixed, what's flexible, and where deep focus can happen. Then you'll build the daily patterns and rhythms that change writing from aspiration to established habit.

You'll leave with a personalised, colour-coded weekly routine and five habits that transform your professional life.

Want to go further? This session is a standalone introduction to our signature Transform service can do for you.

Perfect for: academics pulled in too many directions, or anyone ready to make better use of the unstructured hours a sabbatical or summer offers.

Offered by: Anne

“Anne has an extraordinary talent for turning good intentions into genuine habits. With her help, I’ve developed a writing routine that keeps me grounded, productive, and joyful. She’s the quiet engine behind the consistency my work now depends on.” - Tamar Gendler, Yale University

“Anne has helped me find the joy in writing routines.” – Erika Valdevieso, Yale University