Bart
Reevers
Author. Writing at the intersection of systems, behaviour, and productivity.
The Book
Somatic
Productivity
How to Overcome Procrastination, Anxiety, and Mental Blocks to Stay Consistent and Get Things Done
Most productivity advice lives in your head. This book takes a different approach — working with your body's signals to dissolve the resistance that keeps you stuck. Learn practical, somatic techniques to move past procrastination, quiet anxiety, and build lasting creative momentum.
Available in paperback and Kindle
What Readers Say
Early Praise for
Somatic Productivity
A genuinely different take on productivity. Bart connects the dots between body and behaviour in a way that finally made things click for me.
Reader Review · Amazon
I've read dozens of productivity books. This one addresses the part they all skip — why you can know what to do and still not do it.
Reader Review · Goodreads
Practical, grounded, and honest. The somatic framework is something I've started applying immediately. Highly recommend.
Reader Review · Amazon
This book reframes procrastination in a way that removes the shame and replaces it with something actionable. Really valuable.
Reader Review · Goodreads
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About the Author
Bart Reevers
Bart Reevers is a writer and thinker who bridges two worlds that rarely meet: the logic of systems and the complexity of people. He started in tech — Computer Science, IT, and cybersecurity — before moving into leadership, training, and operations. That path gave him a rare ability to see how structure shapes behaviour, and how behaviour breaks down without it.
His writing is rooted in prevention over reaction. Rather than treating problems after they appear, Bart looks upstream — at the patterns, environments, and conditions that create them in the first place. Somatic Productivity applies that lens to one of the most common struggles in modern life: the gap between intention and action.
He is currently focused on how young people develop habits of thought — and how earlier, better-designed environments can reduce the friction that holds people back later. He writes for readers who want to understand themselves more clearly and move through their work with less resistance.
What I’m Working On
Current Projects
Here’s what’s on my desk right now. I’ll update this section as things evolve.
Untitled Book Two
A follow-up exploring how somatic awareness applies to creative work, collaboration, and leadership. Currently in the research and outlining phase.
Stage: Outlining
Essays & Articles
Writing shorter pieces on productivity, embodiment, and the intersection of physical awareness and mental performance. Published on the newsletter.
Stage: Publishing regularly
Workshop Curriculum
Developing an interactive workshop format based on the core exercises from Somatic Productivity — designed for teams and small groups.
Stage: Early concept
Get in Touch
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