By the end of this course, you will be able to design a personalized creative workflow, identify and work with your strengths and weaknesses, reduce procrastination and overwhelm, and confidently move projects from idea to completion.

Taught by Art Director, creative educator, and mental health advocate Sarah Edwards, Defeat Procrastination: Design Your Own Personalized Creative Workflow helps you stop forcing productivity systems that don’t fit—and start building a process that works for you. This course is structured in three parts, guiding you from understanding the power of process, to designing your workflow framework, to practicing discipline, grace, and sustainable success. You’ll learn how to break free from common productivity myths, brainstorm more effectively, manage ideas without mental overload, and become your own project manager. Through guided exercises and a 35+ page workbook, you’ll uncover your creative “superpowers” and “kryptonites,” integrate mental health into planning, and build systems that support real-life creativity—not burnout. This course is for anyone who considers themselves creative, from professionals to parents and hobbyists. No prior productivity or design experience is required—just curiosity, self-awareness, and a willingness to try a new approach to getting things done.

By the end of this course, you will be able to design a simple, sustainable daily structure that reduces overwhelm, supports your creativity, and actually works in real life. Led by creative educator and Art Instructor Sarah Edwards, helps you move from constant catch-up to confident clarity using mindset shifts, practical frameworks, and a beginner-friendly Notion system.

This course is designed for creatives, entrepreneurs, and multi-passionate humans who feel buried by ideas, stuck in procrastination, or exhausted by rigid productivity advice that never quite fits. Through short, focused lessons and a ready-to-use Notion template, you’ll learn how to prioritize what matters, work within your limitations, release timeline pressure, and build daily structure without sacrificing creativity. By the end of this course, you will be able to organize tasks and ideas in Notion, set identity-based outcomes, structure your day around high-impact priorities, and practice functional perfectionism that values progress over burnout. To be successful in this course, no prior experience with Notion or productivity systems is required—just a willingness to simplify, reflect, and try a new way forward. This isn’t about doing more. It’s about finally doing what matters.