Productivity writing that doesn't assume you're fine.
About Katherine
I write about the intersection of ambition and mental wellbeing, how to pursue meaningful goals without sacrificing yourself in the process.
Work problems are often thinking problems in disguise. How we perceive time, process information, manage attention, and handle uncertainty shapes everything we do.
I explore these cognitive patterns — and how understanding them can make work feel more manageable, predictable, and humane.
Books by Katherine Christie
Getting Work Done When Focus Is Hard
A compassionate, practical guide for professionals who are trying hard but still can't get things done, explaining why effort alone fails an overloaded brain and offering real strategies for starting, focusing, and ending the workday without shame.
Beating Time Blindness At Work
A practical guide for professionals who struggle with time management due to unreliable time perception, offering concrete tools like anchor-based estimation and strategic buffering that work with your brain instead of against it.
Staying Organized When Your Brain Resists
A hands-on guide for knowledge workers who keep building organizational systems and watching them collapse, offering low-maintenance structures for tasks, projects, and information that survive your worst weeks.
Productivity is not about doing more. It's about doing what matters without losing yourself.
From the Blog
Executive Function Is Not Just an ADHD Thing
Focus vs. Flow: What’s the Difference, and Why Does It Matter?
