“There’s never enough time to do all the nothing you want.” -Bill Watterson, Creator, Calvin & Hobbes
We seek to advance common goals through reasonable and realistic practices, procedures and expectations.
Working from home, working with distractions, and working with greater demands for productivity are all the norm right now. Consciously prioritizing and planning your work can relieve stress, free up more time and help you prioritize and realize your goals.
Join us in conversation, and share what you’ve learned about remote work.
Friday, May 29
3–4 p.m.
Zoom: https://ucsc.zoom.us/j/96451670504
Here are some optional resources if you are interested in hearing and reading more about this topic:
An Academic Impressions (AI) Webcast Time management: A Disciplined Approach to Priority-setting, with Steve Riccio, Lecturer, International Business & Management, Dickinson College. If you’ve not accessed AI before, start by following the link at learn.ucsc.edu.
A Forbes article about social distancing and remote work during coronavirus collects survey statistics across a spectrum of professionals, measuring anxiety, “social” distancing practices, loneliness, productivity and more.
A TEDx talk by consultant Rory Vaden, and author of the best seller Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time.
