You Already Know What To Do. You Just Haven’t Started It. 🧠

If knowing what to do was the problem, you’d have fixed it years ago. What keeps not happening is the start. That has a name: task initiation. It almost never jams on its own, and in one free live hour we find what’s jamming yours.

Thursday, August 27th · 6 PM Pacific · Live on Zoom · Free

Eric Whittington, executive function coach and founder of Life Actuator, holding a coffee mug

By The Time We're Done, You'll…

  • Find the exact second a task stops moving, which is almost never the second you think it is.
  • See which of the other eight executive functions is doing the jamming, because task initiation rarely fails on its own.
  • Walk out with one starting move you can run Friday morning, on the specific thing that has been sitting there since last week.
  • And much, much more!

Honest filter: if starting things isn’t your problem, skip this one. Give the seat to somebody with a task named “just send the email” that is eleven days old now. If that felt personal, I’ll see you Thursday. (Me? There is a garage door opener in my house that has needed one battery since March. I know which battery. It is on the shelf. In the garage.) It’s free, it’s hosted by me, and don’t just take my word for it.

Need help? Email: hey@life-actuator.com

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Psst... by registering you agree to receive recurring marketing emails from Life Actuator, and you can unsubscribe anytime. One more thing while we're being honest: I'm an executive function coach who has ADHD, not a doctor. This workshop isn't diagnosis, therapy, or medical care, and it doesn't replace any of them. What it is, is one hour of practical strategy for the way our brains actually work. Results depend on you actually using the thing, which I say with love, because I've also bought the planner and never opened it.