Professionals Who Specialize in Time Management

Ezra Balsam, CLC

Certified Life Coach

  • Remote only
  • $150 - $300 Per Session
  • 2 reviews

Ezra Balsam is an action-driven coach helping high achievers break mental roadblocks, gain clarity, & execute custom strategies for success, balance, & fulfillment.


"Most people don’t get “stuck” because they’re lazy. They get stuck for one of three reasons: 1. They’re not actually clear on what they want. 2. They don’t know how to get there, like the real step-by-step. 3. …

  • 💙 Warm
  • 💭 Open minded
  • 🔥 Energetic

Time Management

Welcome. Managing time effectively can be challenging, especially when you are balancing work, family, community commitments, and the rhythms of Jewish life. Many people feel stretched between meaningful responsibilities and personal needs, unsure how to create structure without losing flexibility and peace of mind.

Understanding Time Management Challenges

Time management is more than scheduling—it involves clarifying priorities, setting boundaries, and learning how to navigate distractions and pressure. Within the Jewish community, additional factors such as Shabbat and Yom Tov preparation, chesed obligations, and communal involvement can add both richness and complexity to daily routines.

Difficulties with organization, procrastination, or feeling constantly behind can affect emotional well-being, relationships, and self-confidence. Developing skills to plan realistically, break tasks into manageable steps, and protect time for rest can make a meaningful difference.

You Don’t Have to Figure This Out Alone

Support from a culturally sensitive professional can help you create practical systems that respect your values and lifestyle. We invite you to explore our resources and videos to learn strategies that foster balance, focus, and a calmer relationship with time.

Building Healthier Rhythms

Effective time management looks different for every individual and family. For some, the challenge is juggling many good commitments; for others, it is overcoming avoidance, perfectionism, or exhaustion. Approaches that honor Jewish values—such as intentional rest, mindful presence, and realistic prioritization—can help transform how time feels and functions.

Small changes, guided planning, and compassionate accountability can reduce overwhelm and create space for what matters most. Our directory features culturally sensitive professionals who understand these unique dynamics and are here to help you develop practical, sustainable time management skills.

Professional Member Sign In

Not a professional member yet? Get listed!