[Bonus] Come watch my session at The Practical Self-Care Summit


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Day 2 of The Practical Self-Care Summit is here, and my presentation is going live today!

I’m speaking on:
​Simple Systems for Burnout Proof Productivity: Designing Your Day in Sustainable Ways

If you’ve ever felt stressed and overloaded with no realistic way to plan your day, I think you’ll especially enjoy this session.

Doing less helps you achieve more. It’s easy to think we can’t back off, but doing it intentionally is key to sustainable productivity. In my session, I walk you through a simple five-prompt framework for designing one day where self-care is part of the plan, not an extra.

You’ll walk away with one small step you can try today. Write one sentence answering: “What would make today feel successful, even if I don’t finish everything?”

I’m also sharing a free gift for summit attendees:

🎁 The Minimum Effective Day Workbook, which walks you through the same five prompts with added detail so you can put them to work right away.

The summit is free to attend, and Day 2 presentations are available for 48 hours, so there’s still time to join us.

👉 Register free and watch here: https://positivelyproductive.com/SelfcareSummit26​

There are sessions on stress, food, movement, money, caregiving, career, travel, rest, and more.

I hope you’ll come watch!

♥

Lisa

P.S. If you’d rather watch on your own schedule, the optional Keep-It-Practical Pass gives you 12 months of access to the presentations, live event replays, and select speaker bonuses. You don’t need it to take part.

Affiliate note: The summit is free to attend. If you choose to upgrade to the optional Keep-It-Practical Pass through my link, I may earn a commission.


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I’m Lisa Zawrotny, a Productivity Coach, host of the Positively Living® Podcast, and founder of Positively Productive Systems, on a mission to redefine productivity with compassion. I help overwhelmed clients ditch hustle culture and design shame-free, personalized systems that lead to sustainable success—without burnout or sacrificing what they love. I believe productivity is meant to support a more satisfying, joy-filled life. For me, that means road-tripping with my husband and teens, making music with my family and friends, and inspiring others with my voice. One of my favorite ways to recharge is curling up with a book, an iced coffee, and a cat on my lap. ------------------------------------------- Check out the resources I offer below and request my Toolkit to reduce overwhelm, boost energy, and align your actions with your values!

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