PERSONAL PRODUCTIVITY KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Take back your

workday

Five Questions to Focus on What Matters Most Without Working Longer Hours

“Jenna’s presentation was a fantastic way to start the year. The content wasn’t something we typically see in our programming, which made it all the more valuable. Everything she shared was clear, concise, and easy to understand—exactly what people need, especially at the end of a long day. Personally, I walked away with actionable takeaways that have already helped me set better boundaries and improve my workflow. If you’re looking for a speaker who can inspire real change while keeping things practical and relatable, Jenna is the one to bring in!”
Colleen Mueller
Programming Director, NACE Milwaukee

Overview

Most professionals aren't struggling because they don't know how to manage their time.

They’re struggling because everything is competing for their attention.

The meeting that runs long. The email that feels urgent. The request that needs a quick answer. The project they know matters but keep pushing to tomorrow.

By the end of the day, they’ve been busy for eight hours, but the work that mattered most is still waiting.

In this keynote, Jenna Piché draws on neuroscience, behavioral psychology, and insights from more than 800 working professionals to reveal why capable people get pulled into reactive work and what they can do differently.

Rather than offering another list of productivity hacks, Jenna gives participants five practical questions they can use to make better decisions about their time and attention, make meaningful progress during the workday, and actually leave work at work.

Learning Outcomes:

Get clear on what deserves your attention when everything feels important

Learn how to structure the workday for meaningful progress

Make progress on important work without getting pulled into constant distractions

End the workday with a clear mind and leave work at work

Introducing

The FIVE Lenses of a Focused Workday

You don’t need enough time for everything. You need clarity about what deserves the time you have.

The Five Lenses give participants a practical set of questions they can return to throughout the workday when competing priorities, interruptions, procrastination, and unfinished work threaten to pull them off course.

1

What matters most?

Focus on what moves the needle.

2

When am I at my best?

Make your best hours count.

3

What steals my attention?

Protect time for focused work.

4

Why do I avoid this?

Make important work easier to start.

5

How do I leave work at work?

Close the day with a clear mind.

Individually, these questions change how you approach your day.

Together, they change what becomes possible within it.

“Jenna's presentation was so relevant because it's just an atmosphere of endless distraction right now and we're all coping with that, and I think we know it, but it's refreshing to hear that and we need ways to deal with it, so it was very very meaningful for this group. … I personally liked when Jenna shared with us that we should focus on the activities that give us energy and try to eliminate or delegate or automate the activities that take energy.”
Joe Rossmeissl
President, FEI Eastern Wisconsin

Jenna's Unique perspective

The problem isn't that people need more productivity tips.

Most professionals already know they should prioritize, block their calendars, turn off notifications, and take breaks.

Knowing isn’t the problem.

The challenge is applying those ideas inside a workday filled with legitimate demands, competing priorities, interruptions, and the very human tendency to choose what’s urgent or easy over what matters most.

Jenna combines neuroscience and behavioral psychology with insights from more than 800 working professionals to help audiences understand why they work the way they do and what to do differently when their attention is actually being tested.

The goal isn’t to become perfectly productive. It’s to make meaningful progress on what matters during the workday and still have something left for the rest of your life.

This Talk is Perfect For:

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Feedback From Corporate CEOs, Presidents, Founders, and Owners

“Great content delivered well. Jenna particularly did a good job picking up on cues from folks during discussions and tying it back to the content.”
“I think it was fantastic. Best one for me so far. Very applicable to problems I am facing.”
“These are simple concepts that can be applied with minimal effort that can make large changes to your organization.”

“What a great job connecting with the group, giving us real life tools to drive efficiency, productivity, and results through more focused time management. She brings an enormous level of credibility and experience to this workshop.”

“This was a lifeline! We all need to commit to this!”

This gave me a way to restructure time to gain focus on what is most important. A breath of fresh air, realistic and hopeful!

“She was very good and gave good immediate feedback and recommendations as members brought up ideas/questions/comments.”
“Very applicable tools – presentation and interaction with content brought to life and applications.”
“Jenna did a great job engaging our group on a very time-relevant topic.”

Extend the Impact

Organizations often choose to build on this keynote by addressing not only how individuals focus, but the way the team works around them.

Jenna offers workshops, consulting, and reinforcement tools that help teams create greater clarity around priorities, reduce unnecessary interruptions, improve communication, and build ways of working that make focused work easier to sustain.

Because individual focus gets much easier when the way your team works supports it.

Speaker Ratings:

4.9/5
Quality of COntent

4.95/5
Quality of Delivery

4.9/5
Applicability Rating

100%
Recommendation

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