April and Eric Perry – Steps to Everyday Productivity

Create Your Day:

Features seven specific questions you ask yourself each morning to help you to live your life with purpose, get the right things done, wake up excited, and go to bed content.

Building a STEP System for Kids:

Teach the children in your life the basics of a STEP system to help them with home routines, paperwork, and school projects now–and all the “life details” later.

Evernote Tips for STEP Success:

Learn how to utilize this amazing app to organize all the details of your life. Evernote is not only a digital filing cabinet that keeps important information at your fingertips, but it can also serve as a complete digital STEP System. Done-for-you templates can be saved to your own account, and building your “Command Central” is done!

Seven-Step Plan to Organize the Home and Office:

Apply the principles of the STEP program–and the best ideas from professional organizers–to physically streamline your Home and Office.

Seven Keys to Stress-Free Productivity:

Powerful and simple, this will show you seven parts of the STEP program that you can apply immediately, teach your friends, and achieve immediate results.

How to Streamline Your Projects:

The goal within the STEP program is to have a simple, targeted list of Current Projects that we are moving forward each week, next action by next action. If you feel overwhelmed by the projects on your plate, this exercise will help you visually streamline them into a completely doable list.

Decision-Making Matrix:

Using the principles of Essentialism by Greg McKeown, here’s an opportunity to consider some of the big decisions in your life and find creative ways to move forward (without stress!)

Organizing Digital Files and Digital Photos:

Digital clutter can weigh us down as much as physical clutter, but there’s a solution to that! Our goal in this resource is to show you one simple, doable path to getting your digital files and photos totally organized.

Planning as a Couple:

If two wheels on our bike were spinning in opposite directions, how far would we get? We probably wouldn’t go anywhere. This resource will walk you through the main principles we’ve learned about planning as a couple over 18 years of marriage, 4 children, and 3 years working side by side in our business. (Hint: it hasn’t always been pretty, but it’s gotten way better. Even fun…)

Systems for Life Made Easy:

Do you find yourself doing repetitive tasks that kind of drive you crazy? We’ll dive into David Allen’s five-step Natural Planning Model to show you that systems can become a blessing to our personal and professional lives.

STEP in the Life of the Perry Family:

This fun resource recorded with our 16-year-old daughter, Alia, will show you several specific ways we utilize STEP in our house.

Introduction to Life Architecture:

Would you like to step back and think about your “whole life” structure so you can better implement the day-to-day tasks on your list? STEP is about getting the right things done, and this incredible tool will give you insights into how, exactly, you can plan ahead to create a life you love to live.