Aimee Olson | SpeakerHub

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Aimee is a Remote Productivity Expert & Coach, speaker, and founder of Life Done Simply.

Life Done Simply helps remote/hybrid professionals create productive systems and intentional boundaries between work and life. They simplify time management for remote workers, allowing them to slow down and prioritize the things that matter most—whether they're working from home, a coffee shop, or a beachside bungalow.

She is a leader in the National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals, serving on the Board of Directors and as a mentor to emerging leaders in the profession. Aimee holds a NAPO Specialist Certificate in Workplace Productivity, Brain-Based Conditions, and Home Organizing.

In 2018, Aimee ditched her "sticks n' bricks" and set off to work and live on the road in a 180-square-foot RV with her partner and our golden retriever. Living and working on the road for 24,000 miles has enabled her to challenge the status quo, what it means to be productive, and inspire others to dream big.

Current position (1)

Productivity Coach

Life Done Simply

Presentations

Presentations (3)

Saving Time For Joy

Time is our most precious commodity. Everyone wants a piece of it, and managing it is a full-time job. The daily grind has us running from one commitment to another, keeping us in a constant cycle of busyness. We sacrifice our needs while trying to "catch up," hoping we'll eventually find the time to slow down and enjoy life. But what if you didn't have to wait?

Saving Time For Joy will challenge how you view time management, the myth of work-life balance, and the limiting beliefs that sabotage your ability to reserve space in your day so contentment and joy can flourish.

You will be encouraged to overcome four limiting beliefs about time, understand how a habit of unrealistic planning is a thief of joy, learn how to amplify your priorities over busy work, and identify ways to save time for joy every day!

Organized To Free

Staying organized and productive can be challenging for even the most highly motivated individuals. Advertisements and social media tell us what organized is supposed to look & feel like, but when we try to achieve that ideal in our lives, it can feel misaligned and hard to maintain.

I will show you how Minimalism can be used as a productivity & organizing compass and how my clients have used it to make lasting changes to their everyday lives that have saved precious time, energy, and money.

Organized to Free is about learning how to let go, creating personal freedom, and living more intentionally!

Tiny Dreams

Do you ever dream of owning less— a lot less? The American tiny home and nomadic dream is alive and well, but it can appear out of reach or unrealistic for the average person.

I will share my experience of moving from 1,400 square feet to 180 square feet in two years and what it is like living a tiny nomadic life— the good and the bad!

Even if tiny living isn't for you, this discussion will encourage you to challenge the status quo, so you can begin making room for your best life.

Great things happen when you stop working toward someone else's idea of a meaningful life and start working toward your own!