

Perceptible Progress: A Goals Course now open for enrollment!
I developed Perceptible Progress because I kept encountering the same question in coaching calls and during workshops: How do I accomplish my long-term goals through my individual actions? Throughout the course, I’ll guide you through clarifying your goal, creating actionable task lists, developing achievable approaches based on your individual experiences, and increasing motivation and momentum when you’re trying to be productive. By the end of the course, you will have gained greater insight into making perceptible progress on your long-term, complex goals via intentional and effective productivity sessions.
Hi, I’m Dr. Kate Litterer.
I’m an academically trained Productivity Coach and independent scholar and I specialize in sustainable and well-being-oriented productivity.
My approach is informed by my research on productivity, time management, habit formation, mindfulness, and slow living. In other words: Slow Productivity.
As a writer, I’ve published multiple articles, over 100 blog posts, and a guided workbook on personal productivity.
As a coach and workshop leader, I work with individuals and organizations to increase client productivity while limiting overwhelm and overwork.
I created and run the popular Intentionally Productive Scholars Program (IPSP), an 8-week virtual program for undergraduate students that teaches sustainable productivity skills through lessons, workbooks, co-working, and group coaching. You can read more about IPSP here.
If you want to boost your personal productivity with intention, check out my free resources, including videos, guidebooks, and worksheets.


intentionally productive scholars program for undergraduates
The Intentionally Productive Scholars Program is an 8-week program that teaches busy undergraduate scholars productivity, time management, and prioritization skills that will enable them to thrive in college, graduate school, and beyond. Scholars learn how to take action with intention so they can achieve their most important goals without burning out or feeling overwhelmed.

Tend to It: A Holistic Guide to Intentional Productivity
blog posts
My 4-step process for planning a busy month
This blog post originally was shared with my mailing list for The Tending Letter. You can subscribe to my newsletter at the bottom of the post.I get lots of questions about my own time management practice. Today I’m sharing how I planned for my busy April without...
Moving Through the Stuckness
This blog post originally was shared with my mailing list for The Tending Letter. You can subscribe to my newsletter at the bottom of the post.We don’t plan to get stuck. Sometimes, we have the best intentions, we get enough sleep and drink enough water, we set a...
New Podcast Episode with The Phd Life Raft Podcast
Before we jump into the blog post, I want to quickly let you know that my book Tend to It: A Holistic Guide to Intentional Productivity is available for sale here! You can read more about my coaching practice here and book a session here. You can download NINE...