A Free Tool to Cut Through the Chaos and Lead with Intention
Feel like everything is urgent and nothing is actually getting done?
You’re not lazy or unmotivated.
You’re just overextended.
This simple, printable checklist helps you:
Reclaim your focus
Quiet the noise
Move forward on what matters
Whether you’re a visionary creative, mission-led entrepreneur, multitasking parent—or a combo of all three—this tool will meet you where you are and guide you back to clarity.
What It Is?
A values-aligned, fillable + printable tool you can use daily, weekly, or when the overwhelm hits. In less than 2 minutes, this checklist helps you:
Pinpoint your top 3 priorities for the day
Identify what’s draining your energy
Make space for one thing that restores you
Let go of the “shoulds” and focus on what truly matters
Why It Works:
Because productivity without purpose is just burnout in disguise.
The Priority Checklist blends practical focus with
Creative Adaptive Intelligence (CAI)—helping you:
✅ Make intentional, values-based decisions
✅ Adapt without losing momentum
✅ Honor your energy and still get stuff done
It’s a pause button and a power-up.
Bonus for a Limited Time:
This checklist is usually reserved for clients inside my paid ThrivFOCUS Toolkit, but right now?
It’s free to my community—for a limited time.
What You’ll Get:
✔️ The Priority Checklist (PDF – printable + fillable)
✔️ A mini guide with tips to make it work for your day
✔️ Invitations to deeper practices like The Creative Return (coming soon)
Real Talk
I didn’t make this checklist because I’m super organized. I made it because I was spinning out, chasing every “urgent” thing, and forgetting to eat lunch.
This tool? It saved me from my own chaos.
Now I literally use it every day—to run a business, keep my creative brain in check, and stay connected to what actually matters (even when everything feels like a lot).
Nah! It’s not magic. Well not exactly. It’s momentum… built one clear priority at a time that sometimes feels like magic is happening!
You don’t need a perfect plan. You just need a place to start.