Karen Harris


Efficiency & Performance Coach

Before becoming a performance coach, Karen managed high-stakes projects in international logistics. She knows exactly what it’s like to have 100 competing priorities and zero hours to do them. She specializes in fixing schedules and reclaiming time for high-impact work.

 
"My mission is simple: helping you reclaim your calendar from the 'urgent' to make room for the 'important.' I’m obsessed with the science of Deep Work and the mechanics of time-blocking. I believe that a well-planned day is a form of self-respect."
 

Coaching Methodology

  • Deep Work Integration & Focus Science
  • Time-Blocking & Schedule Architecture
  • Priority Management for High-Stakes Environments
 

Professional Credentials

M.A. in Project Management
Specialization in International Logistics

Certified Professional Organizer (CPO)
Based in London, United Kingdom

 

Personal Interests:

Long-distance running
Violin performance
Minimalist art & aesthetics

Karen Harris

Latest Articles

Time Management 23.02.2026

Tracking Habits in Notion: Designing a Custom Dashboard

Personal data tracking has evolved from simple paper logs into sophisticated digital ecosystems that allow for real-time behavioral analysis. For high-performers and knowledge workers, the challenge isn't finding a tool, but architecting a system that minimizes friction while maximizing long-term adherence. This guide provides a deep dive into building a professional-grade monitoring hub within a versatile workspace, moving beyond basic checkboxes to data-driven habit design.

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Time Management 24.02.2026

The Temptation Bundling Technique: How to Make Hard Habits Easy

This comprehensive guide explores a powerful behavioral science method for overcoming procrastination by strategically linking immediate gratification with your essential long-term goals. Specifically designed for ambitious high-performers struggling with daily consistency, it addresses the "intention-behavior gap" that typically causes most habit formations to fail. By the end of this journey, you will possess a scalable, science-backed framework to transform tedious, draining tasks into rewarding activities that you genuinely anticipate and enjoy executing consistently.

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Time Management 08.03.2026

The Dark Side of Habit Tracking: Avoiding Obsession and Guilt

This comprehensive guide explores the psychological pitfalls of digital routine monitoring, designed for high-achievers and productivity enthusiasts who feel overwhelmed by their own discipline. We address the transition from healthy self-improvement to toxic perfectionism, providing actionable strategies to decouple self-worth from daily checkboxes. By the end of this read, you will learn how to maintain progress without the paralyzing weight of performance anxiety or digital burnout.

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Time Management 14.03.2026

The 1% Rule: Focusing on Continuous Improvement Every Day

Success is often mischaracterized as a singular, explosive event or a stroke of genetic luck. In reality, peak performance is the byproduct of microscopic, daily adjustments that aggregate over time into significant competitive advantages. This guide explores how marginal gains transform personal and professional trajectories, offering a roadmap for anyone looking to escape the plateau of mediocrity through disciplined, incremental progress.

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Time Management 24.03.2026

Mindset Shifts: Moving from 'I Have To' to 'I Get To'

This article explores the cognitive transformation from obligation to opportunity, providing a psychological framework to overcome burnout and stagnant productivity. It is designed for high-performers and leaders struggling with "task fatigue" by offering neurobiological insights and actionable reframing techniques. Readers will learn how to reprogram their internal dialogue to unlock sustained motivation and improve mental well-being using evidence-based cognitive behavioral shifts.

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Time Management 27.03.2026

Long-Term Habit Maintenance: How to Evolve Your Routines Over Years

Maintaining positive lifestyle changes over decades requires a shift from rigid discipline to adaptive systems. This guide explores how to prevent "habit decay" by evolving your routines to match changing life stages, professional demands, and physical capabilities. We solve the problem of the "plateau effect" and provide a framework for long-term consistency using evidence-based psychological strategies and modern digital tools.

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Time Management 30.03.2026

Implementation Intentions: The 'If-Then' Strategy for Habit Success

Implementation intentions represent a high-leverage cognitive strategy designed to bridge the "intention-behavior gap" by automating decision-making. This guide is for high-performers and professionals struggling with procrastination or inconsistent habits despite having clear goals. By shifting the burden of action from willpower to situational cues, you can increase the probability of goal attainment by up to 300%.

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Time Management 31.03.2026

How Your Environment Shapes Your Choices: A Guide to Choice Architecture

This comprehensive guide explores the invisible forces that govern human behavior by structuring the contexts in which we make everyday decisions. Aimed at behavioral designers, marketers, and policy creators, it addresses the challenge of decision fatigue and "choice paralysis" by optimizing the user environment. By applying these architectural principles, you can nudge users toward better outcomes without restricting their freedom of choice.

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