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Site title: Patrick Harrington – Creative Mind
I don’t run one productivity method. I run a Notion productivity system, a small stack of methods glued together by a few scheduled automations: Building a Second Brain for where things live, Getting Things Done for how tasks move, Atomic Habits for what I repeat, and a Zen to Done-style daily Focus to keep me honest.
The part I rarely see anyon...
Today, March 12th, is World Kidney Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about kidney disease and the critical need for organ donation. It’s a day that holds profound personal meaning for me, a day to celebrate the incredible gift of life I received, and to honor the extraordinary individual who gave it.
My story is one shared by thousands: facing the daunting r...
We’ve all seen the Hollywood version of leadership: the lone genius standing on a stage, bathed in a spotlight, accepting a trophy while a nameless crowd applauds from the shadows. But in reality, sharing credit at work is essential for true leadership. It’s a compelling narrative, but in the modern workplace, it’s a total myth.
Whether you are the designated manage...
We have a metaphor in the neurodivergent community: Having ADHD is like having a Ferrari engine for a brain, but with bicycle brakes. In this post, we’ll explore the benefits of Zen for ADHD and how these practices can help with focus and calm.
The engine wants to go 200 mph. It’s powerful, creative, and fast. The problem isn’t a lack of power; it’s that th...
Lately, I’ve been diving into Mel Robbins’ perspective on the “Let Them” theory, and it has completely shifted how I view the people in my life. The Let Them Theory Relationships concept adds a fresh lens for anyone who’s struggled with trying to control how others show up—or feeling guilty when a friendship fades—making this approach a total game-changer.