Curious to Change

I have spent a lot of time researching, designing & refining my own to-do list system.
I'm quite happy about it now, it helps me a lot, and I use it everyday.
So I thought I'd share it with others.

This will be a very straightforward workshop: no fluff, no BS.
Very hands-on & uncomplicated.

Who is this for?

• You feel that you're disorganised
• You miss deadlines
• You have difficulty to focus on one task (and finish it)
• You procrastinate
• You have a to-do list, but never use it
• You lack motivation
• You feel you're not progressing

Agenda

1. Tools I tested before building my own
2. My list of non-negotiable features I wanted to include in my to-do list
3. The biggest problems of to-do lists I wanted to solve
4. Simple rules on how to use a to-do list
5. Demo of the to-do list
6. Free access to the template (built in Notion)
7. Q&A

Hope this helps :)

Feel free to join for a focused 1-hour virtual co-working session. We’ll keep cameras on for accountability, microphones off, and conversation to a minimum — just quiet, uninterrupted deep work alongside others doing the same.
Bring a task you’ve been meaning to finish, settle in, and use the group energy to stay focused and productive.

Format?

• Cameras on (helps with accountability)
• Mics muted
• No chatting during the session
• Deep work only

Who is this for?
Anyone who struggles a bit to focus, get things done, finish (or start) projects, who tends to procrastinate. Creatives, remote workers, business owners, students, artists, freelancers... all welcome.

Arrive on time, set your intention, and let’s get things done together.
Hope to see you there :)

What is it?
This is a weekly, no-fluff accountability session with a small group. We move fast: 2 minutes per person to say:
1. What you’re working on
2. State you top 3 priorities for the week
3. Share 1 fun fact about you
4. (Optionally) ask the group for help on something specific
Have your answers ready before the call, so we can move fast

Why join?
It works because it’s simple and repeatable. You show up, you say what matters, you hear others do the same. Over time, it builds clarity, momentum, and a quiet sense of accountability — without pressure or overthinking. Plus, you’ll get exposed to what other people are building and thinking about.

Who is this for?
This is for people building things, exploring ideas, or just trying to stay on track — whether it’s work, side projects, or life in general. If you like things structured but human, and quick but meaningful, you’ll fit right in.

What is it?
A weekly moment to pause and read. We gather, open our books, and spend an hour focused, offline. That’s it. Sit together or apart. Talk if you feel like it, or stay completely in your own space. No structure beyond showing up and reading.

Why join?
Reading alone is great, but reading with others can also be great. And feels different. Because it’s easy to stay stuck in constant stimulation. This gives you a clean break from it. No screens, no interruptions—just time to read and be present. It’s simple but it can feel quite refreshing to be offline.

Who is this for?
People who want more reading, more calm, and less distraction. No need to be social, no need to perform—just show up.