Bryant Orjanette is a time management coach, speaker, and the founder of Orjanette Productivity, a practice that has helped thousands of professionals, parents, and creatives escape chronic overwhelm and design lives centered on what truly matters. After spending a decade in high-pressure consulting, where eighty-hour weeks and constant reactivity were worn as badges of honor, Bryant experienced a severe burnout that forced him to rethink everything he knew about work and worth. That turning point launched a multi-year deep dive into behavioral psychology, attention science, and ancient wisdom traditions, from which he distilled the practical Time Rich system.
Bryant’s work has been featured in major outlets including *Fast Company*, *Mindful*, and *The Guardian*, and he speaks regularly at corporate events, universities, and wellness retreats. Known for his warm, plainspoken approach and his allergy to hustle-culture clichés, he teaches that productivity is not about doing more but about being more present for the handful of things that actually matter. He lives with his family in Portland, Oregon, where he protects his mornings for writing, his afternoons for coaching, and his weekends for hikes, sourdough experiments, and terrible puns his children tolerate with heroic patience. *Time Rich* is his first book.