I’m a productivity coach, author and speaker with more than 20 years’ experience of helping students and adults to develop time management and organising skills. I’m proud to be the first and only UK coach to hold the CPO-CD® credential in chronic disorganisation.
What do these different coaching services have in common?
Time management, exam revision and decluttering. At first glance these might seem very different. And it might seem bizarre that one coach could address all these issues. But they are all forms of personal productivity which involves turning intentions into action and focusing on what matters most.
These issues are all underpinned by what psychologists call executive functioning skills, such as: making decisions, planning, prioritising, getting started and staying on track, and overcoming procrastination. (That last one is my particular area of expertise.) These are particularly pertinent to anyone navigating ADHD or chronic disorganisation. Whether we’re discussing challenges at home, at work or while studying, productivity coaching encourages you to reflect on past experiences, build on success and learn from mistakes, all activities that strengthen executive functioning skills too.
These different strands of productivity coaching also reflect my own eclectic interests and unconventional career path. Get in touch if you’d like to discuss which might be the right fit for you or your organisation.
Productivity Talks and Workshops
In addition to coaching and writing, I’m also a seasoned speaker, online and in person. From staff training to school assemblies, from conference keynotes to community events, I lead evidence-informed talks and workshops on themes relating to productivity, time management and executive functioning.
Every session is tailored to the specific audience, and designed to be practical, engaging and easy to implement.
Read more about talks and workshops, or contact me to discuss your event.
A bit about me
I’m an Oxford graduate and a productivity coach, accredited as a PCC (Professional Certified Coach) by the ICF (International Coaching Federation), with an academic teaching background in social sciences.
I’ve written two books on organising and productivity, and I’m proud to be the first and only coach in the UK to hold the CPO-CD® credential in chronic disorganisation. I’m also a seasoned speaker, having delivered more than 200 talks and workshops for schools, businesses and community groups.
So it might surprise you to learn that I’m not a naturally organised person. My home isn’t immaculate and, perhaps like you, I’m prone to procrastination. Thanks to this lived experience of grappling with disorganisation, and learning to manage it, I approach every coaching conversation with empathy and understanding. Read more about me.
Latest from the productivity blog:
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As a productivity coach, I recognise the painful effects of procrastination and perfectionism that Jonathan Larson struggles with in Tick, Tick... Boom! Here's what I've learned about writer's block.
As featured in: The Guardian, The Times, The Telegraph, The Independent, The Spectator, Happiful, The Jewish Chronicle, Newsweek, Stylist, Psychologies, Good Housekeeping, Yours, Top Santé and more.
Read more about my media coverage.
Here’s what clients say:
Books on organising and overcoming procrastination
Author of Chapter 11 ‘The Challenge for Students’
in The Chronic Disorganization Tapestry: How to Thrive Despite Organizing Challenges
Ready to improve the way you work, study or support your team?
Whether you’re curious about productivity coaching, study skills or looking for a speaker, let’s talk.
Or contact me directly: juliet@jlpcoach.com | 078178 33319
Frequently Asked Questions
Productivity coaching helps you develop practical skills to plan, prioritise and overcome procrastination so you can work more effectively and with less stress. Sessions focus on the specific issues that you’re facing and on building routines that genuinely fit how you think and work. It’s especially beneficial if you’re navigating ADHD, chronic disorganisation, or other executive functioning challenges.
I offer productivity coaching, study skills support, virtual organising, and specialist coaching for ADHD and chronic disorganisation, an these approaches can be combined. There’s no need to figure out the exact fit before getting in touch. During a free consultation, we’ll discuss your situation and explore what might suit you best. I’ll gladly answer any questions too, all in strictest confidence. Book a free consultation to get started.
No. I work with people who have a formal ADHD diagnosis, those who suspect they may have ADHD, and those who simply find organisation, time management or executive functioning challenging for other reasons.Whatever your starting point, coaching helps you develop practical skills and strategies to navigate work, study and everyday life.
I coach clients across the UK and around the world. From Scotland to South Africa and from Cornwall to California, no matter where you’re located, sessions are scheduled around your time zone and availability, connecting via Zoom or phone, with follow-up support by email between sessions. In-person coaching may be available in London by arrangement. Talks and workshops can also be delivered online and in person, depending on the event.