From Ideas To Action: What Creative Projects Have Taught Me About Solving Everyday Problems
By Scott Kresan Kilbe, Barrie, ON Starting with something I can hold A lot of the problems I deal with at work do not look like problems at first. They look like a stack of files that need sorting, or a schedule that keeps getting bumped, or a process that used to work fine until […]
The Human Side Of Office Administration: Why Communication Still Matters In A Technology-Driven Workplace
By Scott Kresan Kilbe, Barrie, ON The moment technology stops talking for you A patient calls the front desk, confused about a referral, and the booking software has no answer for that. It can hold a date and a time. It cannot hear the worry in someone’s voice or catch that they mispronounced a word […]
How to Build a Scheduling System That Works When Your Brain Doesn’t Always Cooperate
The Problem With Most Productivity Advice Most scheduling systems assume your brain works the same way every day. They promise that if you just wake up earlier, batch your tasks, or follow someone else’s morning routine, everything will fall into place. But for people managing ADHD, autism, or similar challenges, that advice often falls flat. […]
How to Schedule Your Day When You Think Differently
The Challenge Nobody Talks About Most productivity advice assumes everyone’s brain works the same way. Make a to-do list. Prioritize ruthlessly. Focus on deep work. But if you have ADHD, mild autism, or simply process information differently, the standard strategies often fall flat. Tasks blur together. Priorities shift. What seemed urgent in the morning feels […]