Free Workshops for Your Group

Would you like to bring a speaker to your company, conference, or meetup group to help them become more productive?

I offer complimentary online 1-hour workshops on how to beat imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and overthinking so you can stop procrastinating and sail through your work.

Topics include:

Too Smart For Your Own Good?

How to Stop Overthinking From Sabotaging Your Productivity

For knowledge workers whose powerful minds sometimes turn on them. Learn how to let go of the perfectionism and overwhelm that holds you back.

The Road Out of Imposter Syndrome

How Grounded Confidence Can Improve Your Work Life

I’ve heard people say that the answer to Imposter Syndrome is to constantly suppress it, to achieve more, or that there is no cure and you just have to get used to it. I offer a different approach that can help you be more realistic about your abilities and more at peace with your place in the world. This happens to be incredibly useful for productivity since fear of having sub-par abilities exposed is one of the common reasons for procrastination.

Boss-Free Productivity

How to Get Stuff Done When No One Is There to Make You

For worker-owned cooperatives, startup founders, and remote workplaces. Many of us never learned how to be motivated without external pressure, but it’s possible!

Procrastinate Less, Code More

Facing Novel Problems Without Fear

Working with code means constantly learning new things. Facing the unknown every day can be fun, but it can also trigger procrastination, because people tend to put off what they don’t fully understand and what they’re afraid they might not be good at. Fortunately, there are ways to work around these tendencies and get back in the zone.

I can also create custom talks for the right group.

If this sounds like something your group would benefit from, send me an email at presley at partswithpresley dot com and we can discuss it!

 I loved it! I especially found the worksheet helpful, and your process was so useful for me to identify all of these conflicting feelings that I have.

Haiyan Xu

Super creative presentation. What a treat, thank you for making To Do Lists fun.

Connie Vanderzanden

I’m already scheming on things to get done next!

Ethan Labowitz