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Tired of trying every productivity hack and shortcut... and still falling behind on your to-do list?
You work hard. You do your best. But it’s still not enough.
Is it because...
Hi, I'm Lexi, a business owner, wife, mother of three, and marcomms professional. A recent catastrophic event led me to discover a solution to distraction, procrastination, and lack of resilience that I'd like to share with you. But first....

Let's Address The Elephant In the Room: Your Mind!
If you're like most hard-working business owners, you've tried a lot of productivity hacks and systems:
Planners, bullet journals, and focus apps. Digital calendars, timers, and shortcuts.
But none of these things work perfectly because you’ve been ignoring the elephant in the room.
Say what?
NYU psychologist Jonathan Haidt uses the metaphor of the rider, the elephant, and the path to explain human behavior.
The rider is the rational, logical part of your brain.
It sets goals, makes plans, and solves problems. It’s the part of your mind that tells you, “It’s time to get to work and create that online course since I want to launch in two weeks.”
The elephant is the emotional part of your brain.
It’s the part of your brain that says, “I’ll check my email again. Something important might have arrived when I wasn’t looking. And since I’m checking my email, I might as well look at Facebook, too. I deserve a break!”
And the path is your physical environment.
It’s the dings and alerts that pop up to let you know you have a new message. It’s having your refrigerator a mere four feet away from your desk tempting you with snacks. It’s anything in your surroundings that can either help you or hinder you from arriving at your destination.
Here's the thing: The elephant is always way more powerful than the rider.
It’s bigger and stronger. Whatever the elephant wants, the elephant gets… unless the rider knows how to train the elephant.
It’s the same thing with productivity.
"I Know What I Need To Do To Succeed,
But I Don't Do It."
Your rational mind, the rider, knows what you need to be doing right now.
But your emotional mind, the elephant, wants to play with shiny, new objects.
It wants rewards and it wants them now.
It runs away from danger.
And it never wants to do anything hard or unpleasant.
No matter how smart the rider and how short or clear your path is, if the elephant refuses to budge, then you still won’t get things done.
This is why knowing what you need to do is not always enough to get you to actually do it!
"Information is not transformation," author, speaker, and researcher Shawn Achor wrote in The Happiness Advantage.
The problem with most productivity hacks is they address the rider and the path, but they don’t take care of the elephant.
Productivity hacks are usually about optimizing your rational mind:
“Remind yourself of your reason why.”
“Break down tasks into smaller chunks.”
...and your physical environment:
“Close all your unnecessary tabs to keep focused”
"Use a timer and work on one task until it goes off."
They completely neglect the elephant.
How DO You Train the Elephant?
By making it happy and positive.
Numerous studies show that people who are have positive emotions are more productive and more successful:
This makes perfect sense because, if you think about it, you’ll see that negative thoughts are behind most of the things that make you unproductive:
When you think, “If nobody buys my ebook, I will die from the humiliation”… then you let distractions protect you from the fear of failure.
When you think, “I’m a fraud, I don’t actually know anything that could possibly help anyone”… then you procrastinate to avoid getting found out.
When you think, “I’m not good enough”… then you write and rewrite then scrap everything and start over, and pat yourself on the back for being a "perfectionist."
These negative thoughts make the elephant sit and refuse to budge. Or go on a different direction altogether—away from the goal that will bring you success and achievement.
The good news is, you don't have to let your negative thoughts keep sabotaging your productivity.
Things can be different!
You can motivate and encourage and train that elephant to move in the direction you want to go.
When that happens, you'll follow through on the things you know you need to do, the things you say you want to do—no matter what.
You'll finally get that product done.
You'll release that lead magnet that will get you more subscribers.
You'll finally make time to create engaging content that make your audiences know, like, and trust you.
Then you'll bask in the glow of achievement as you see your email list, your sales, and your income growing.
Introducing: Positively Productive
(NOT A Positive Thinking Course)!

Positively Productive is an extremely practical course about overcoming the negative thoughts that sabotage your productivity.
You'll learn research-backed ways to adopt a realistically positive mindset, so you can...
... go after your goals, persist through obstacles and challenges...
... make better decisions...
... and, yes, become more productive than you've ever been!
My Loss Is Your Gain: What I Learned About Staying Positive When I Lost A Job I Loved And Needed
Let me tell you what happened to me.
The day after Thanksgiving in 2018, I received devastating news:
I was laid off from a job I loved. A job I was good at—in fact, I’d gotten a raise just a few months prior—but the company was having cashflow problems.
I was crushed.
My second daughter had just started university.
My son was growing like a weed and needed new clothes and shoes every few months.
My husband and I had a lot of bills to pay.
Because of my previous work with CEOs of multimillion-dollar companies, bestselling authors, and other high-achievers, I knew that I had to protect my mindset from despair, discouragement, and despondency.
I knew I needed to stay positive, optimistic, and enthusiastic.
After all, who would hire a downer, right?
And so, I learned and applied as much as I could about positive psychology and neuroscience to process all the negative thoughts and feelings I had.
I only did what have been tested and proven to work in rigorous, scientific research, because I'm not a woo-woo type of person.
I confronted and worked through every single negative thought I had.
It wasn't easy at first. I had so many that my mind was a big, chaotic mess!
But I persevered and did what seemed impossible in my situation: I stayed positive and became happy.
I knew I was on the right track when one of my friends messaged me saying, “You seem busy and happy in all the places I see you.”
I wasn’t pretending to be happy, but I sure was working hard at not being unhappy!
Weird as it may seem, all those weeks of looking at job boards, submitting applications, and getting rejected actually made me feel more confident.
Not to sound arrogant, but I developed an unshakable belief in my abilities.
This showed up in different ways:
- I realized that there were many ways for me to achieve my goals—having a job was only one of those ways. Suddenly, I saw opportunities everywhere.
- I approached people I would've been too shy to connect with in the past
- I went after jobs even if the job description wasn't a 100% fit, as long as I felt I could competently perform the job
- I created and launched a digital product in one weekend and made plans to create at least three more in 2019
Six weeks after getting laid off, I got a job offer that checked almost all the boxes I had for my dream job. The employer actually changed the job description to better suit me.
And I happily accepted it.
Looking back, I see that getting laid off was a gift, because that’s when I truly learned how to apply positive psychology.
After all, it’s easy to stay optimistic and positive when everything’s going well.
When disaster strikes, that’s when your “positive psychology muscle” gets a real workout!
Training my elephant to make it more positive worked so well that I decided to teach it to others.
Because everyone—young or old, rich or poor, employed or unemployed, short or tall—everyone has difficulties and set-backs.
And everyone has negative thoughts and feelings, even when things are generally good.
Let me show you what worked for me.
By the end of Positively Productive, you'll be able to
Use a behavior change method to complete and implement the course (you can use this for any behavior-based goals you have)
Know the 5 elements of a Positively Productive mindset and its benefits (all backed by research)
Identify your negative thoughts and transform them into accurate helpful thoughts (it's easy when you know how)
Nurture positive thoughts and feelings (because being Positive Productive is not only about minimizing the negative)
Turn realistic happiness into a lifestyle (so your happiness muscle gets strong enough for everything from small annoyances to big adversities)
Here's What You'll Get
- 1Access to 4 pre-recorded video lessons
As soon as I upload each video, you can watch them any time at your convenience. All you need is a computer, tablet, or smartphone with internet connection. - 21 live Question-and-Answer session
Get your questions answered in real time and interact with others in the program. - 3Audio recordings and transcripts
Read, listen, and review the content at your convenience, even when you're out and about. - 4Email support
As long as you're working through the program, you can send me up to one question per day. - 5Worksheet and tip sheet
The exact forms I created for myself to implement what I learned about creating a positive mindset - 6BONUS: Positivity Journal
The research-based daily journal I made for myself and have been using daily since that fateful day. You can print it out or type into it in Microsoft Word or Google Docs.
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Imagine Finally Getting the Important Things Done—Free Of Distractibility, Procrastination, and Hopelessness
What would it mean for you to become a lean, mean, productive machine?
Would it mean getting closer to quitting your day job?
Paying off your debts?
Going on that dream vacation?
Sending your child to college?
Or simply having the peace of mind that you’re financially independent and capable of making your own opportunities?
And on top of all that, positivity is a resource: you will feel more peaceful, more calm, more joyful, and simply happier, even when the going gets tough.
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PS: Listen: If you've tried different ways to be productive and you're still not happy with the amount or quality of work you're doing, then it's time to try something different. It's time to work with the most important factor to your success and achievement: your mind. Discover how to become Positively Productive.
PPS: I don't know of any other productivity system or resource that addresses the negative thoughts that keep you from achieving your goals. Would you like to try the Positively Productive way and see if it works for you the way it has worked for me?
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