I want to publish a series of concise, engaging written guides that teach teenagers how to master time management. The material must feel fresh, visually appealing, and easy to act on. Scope • Three core modules—Setting Priorities, Creating a Daily Schedule, and Avoiding Distractions—each 1,000-1,500 words. • Teen-friendly tone with relatable examples (schoolwork, hobbies, social life). • Practical worksheets, checklists, or quick-start templates embedded in each module. • Simple illustrations or infographics are welcome if you can add them (Canva or similar is fine). • Final delivery in an editable format (Google Docs or Word) plus a clean PDF export. What I’m looking for Clear, actionable explanations instead of theory dumps, a logical flow between modules, and headlines/subheads that pull teens in. If you have experience writing youth curriculum, self-development content, or study-skills material, highlight it. Familiarity with evidence-based productivity methods (Pomodoro, Eisenhower Matrix, etc.) is a bonus as long as they’re adapted to a teen’s world. Timeline & collaboration I’d like a first draft of one module within a week so we can align on voice and structure, then the remaining two within the following week. I’ll provide prompt feedback and any brand style notes up front. Deliverables 1. Three polished written guides (editable file + PDF) 2. Supporting worksheets/templates 3. Source files for any visuals If this sounds up your alley, please share a brief outline of how you’d tackle it and links to relevant writing samples.