Productivity and Time Management with Heart!

Host of the"Harness the Power of Planning" podcast -- listened to in over 40 countries -- she believes that “planning makes everything easier” and that productivity is as much about what you don't do, as what you do.

Author of four books including the bestselling, time management book"3-2-1-Done: Three simple strategies to get your to-do list done!"(Books2Read.com/321Done). She has a diverse educational background including degrees in anthropology and business, and certificates in public speaking and sustainability.

Alegre’s entrepreneurial adventures began with a sustainable design practice founded in 2004. This was a natural outgrowth of her personal values as she gave up soda at 11, nail polish at 18 and hair chemicals at 20.

However, her life has not been a perfect upward trajectory in her quest for optimum health. At 21 she experienced her first bout of burn-out when she became seriously ill after exhausting herself with school/work, and surviving on sugary breakfast cereals and frozen pizzas. Thus began her interest innutrition and exercise. At 31 she was bedridden for months with a herniated L5/S1. After being told she'd never recover her full-range of motion, she embarked on a health journey that led her to a place of health, wellness and vibrancy that she previously had not known was possible.

An award-winning public speaker, she has over 20 years of experience in entrepreneurship and over 35 in public speaking. She coaches an intimate number of entrepreneurs and executives on how to use brain science to become unforgettable speakers and speech writers.

She was hand-picked by top ten YouTube channel Howcast to write and host a 50-part video series on sustainable living and has written or been featured innumerous articles published in-print and on-line including the LA Times, The Huffington Post, and Apartment Therapy. She's appeared on CBS, the Discovery Channel, E!, KTLA, KCAL9 and Univision. An award-winning speaker, she has presented at events for the City of Los Angeles, UCLA, and the LA Green Festival to name a few.