Dragana is a content writer and productivity expert with 15 years of experience helping SMEs make sense of time management, workflows, and efficiency. She’s written for financial institutions, B2Bs, SaaS startups, agencies, and solopreneurs, turning complex ideas into clear, actionable insights.
Dragana's bread and butter is connecting the dots between processes and profitability as smoother workflow means a healthier bottom line. What actually makes her a subject matter expert is deep understanding of aligning time, people, and priorities. Her expertise in workflow optimization and financial insights helps founders make data-driven decisions, from tracking key metrics to managing cost overruns.
Whether it’s breaking down key business metrics, optimizing workflows, or helping teams avoid common productivity pitfalls, Dragana loves turning numbers into stories and strategies. If you’re running a service business and feeling the growing pains, she’s here with the insights, tools, and real-world advice to help you work smarter, not harder.
Workforce capacity planning is part math, part people skills, and all about avoiding chaos. Nail it, and your team stays productive without drowning in work or twiddling thumbs. Miss the mark, and it’s deadlines, burnout, and budget creep all at once.
Capacity planning shows how much work your team can handle. But the format you use decides whether you stay ahead or fall behind. Get the balance right, and you’ll dodge burnout, missed deadlines, and last-minute scrambles.
In 2025, the best capacity planning software and tools do more than juggle calendars. They help agencies predict workload, prevent burnout, and plan smarter. Whether you’re growing fast or just trying to keep things smooth, these 8 tools make scaling feel a lot less chaotic.
Capacity planning looks at how much work your team can handle. Resource planning looks at who is doing what. Both are essential for agencies trying to hit deadlines without burning out their people, or overpromising to clients.
Excel might be the old reliable, but in 2025, project management needs more than rows and formulas. Modern tools bring automation, collaboration, and real-time insights Excel just can’t match. If your agency’s scaling, it’s time to upgrade from spreadsheets to smart workflows.
The project monitoring and control phase is where you keep plans on track and surprises in check. It’s all about tracking progress, managing risks, and making real-time tweaks. Done right, it turns your project from “hope it works” to “nailed it.”
A good project management tool does more than track tasks; it keeps your whole agency on the same page. From cutting down chaos to boosting accountability, here are 11 reasons it’s the smartest move you’ll make for your team, your clients, and your sanity.
The project execution phase is where plans stop being pretty slides and start becoming real results. It’s where teams build, solve, and deliver. Mastering it means turning strategy into action, without losing your timeline, budget, or mind. But how to actually do it?
Not all project management tools are built for the fast-paced, client-heavy world of agencies and consultancies. In 2025, the best ones help you streamline tasks, manage teams, and impress clients, without the tech headaches. Here are 8 that actually get the job done.
Humans are a funny lot. We like setting and achieving goals because it gives us a sense of purpose. We like rules and routines because it keeps us in-line and organized. And we love fail-proof strategies and hacks because they promise to make us more focused, driven, productive and successful beings.One ...
No, this is not an updated version of a 2023 list. It’s the real deal: Six of the best e-invoicing tools in 2025, selected carefully to suit small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), specifically. With over 99% of businesses in the European Union (EU) and the USA classified as SMEs, you would think ...
Jumping from one task to another, hoping to clear as much as is humanly possible in a working day, is not productivity; it’s a recipe for disaster.When you have no plan of attack, you waste energy and time. On top of that, you also experience higher levels of stress. To avoid this, most people turn ...