http://oncarrot.com - This mastermind call analyzes the outdated concept of the 8 hour work day and presents some steps you can take to regain your time and work less by getting more done.
1. The document discusses time management techniques from David Allen's "Getting Things Done" method. It provides 7 tips for getting started with GTD, including writing everything down, focusing on next actions, using an action filter, implementing a 2-minute rule, funneling all tasks through an inbox, organizing by context, and daily reviewing and prioritizing tasks.
2. The tips teach how to identify micro-tasks, filter tasks based on whether they require action, and techniques for deciding whether to do, delegate, or defer tasks based on time required.
3. Context lists and daily planning are also covered to help schedule time efficiently and resist interruptions in order to get through the day's highest priority tasks.
Parkinson's Law states that the amount of work done will expand to fill the time available for its completion. It suggests that work will expand in scope and complexity to fill the time allotted for a task or project, rather than being completed in a shorter time period if possible. The law was proposed by British historian C. Northcote Parkinson in a 1955 essay to satirize bureaucracy and inefficiency in institutions.
The digital workplace: how to avoid Parkinson’s Law and Bureaucracy 2.0Jonas Söderström
Parkinson's Law states that work expands to fill the time available. Bureaucracy also expands in a similar way, following Parkinson's Law. Many IT systems in organizations contribute to increased bureaucracy and lower productivity rather than empowering employees. They add cognitive load and take time away from meaningful work. To address this, organizations should consider the user experience of IT systems, focus on real business impacts rather than just functions, empower users, and demand high usability standards from enterprise software.
Getting things done - A narrative summarySameer Mathur
A narrative chapter-by-chapter summary of David Allens Best selling book "Getting Things Done". Highlights the different models and workflows presented by Allen to generate stress free productivity
Getting Things Done is a meditation technique that involves writing down any thoughts that cross your mind in a trusted collection area outside of your brain. It then recommends regularly reviewing your collection area to determine if each item requires action, and if so, what the next action is and where it should be documented. Key components of the system include collection areas, a someday/maybe file, reference file, waiting list, calendar, next action list, and project list. The technique aims to help prioritize tasks and prevent procrastination by clearly defining action items.
Murphy's Law states that what can go wrong will go wrong. Parkinson's Law says work will expand to fill the time available. Sod's Law suggests that if something can go wrong, it will do so at the worst possible moment. The document also discusses Cohn's Law about spending more time reporting than doing work, Woehlke's Law about nothing getting done until nothing gets done, and Hoggarth's Law about failing to get early answers in projects due to more wrong questions than right ones. It provides further reading on these project management laws.
Project managers may be tempted to artificially reduce deadlines from 10 months to 8 months to compensate for delays, but unrealistic deadlines demotivate teams. Early overstaffing of projects forces shortcutting of the important design phase and results in unstable and uncertain outcomes. Projects should begin with careful planning and design by a small core team, which may take half the total time, before gradually increasing staff. Imposing unrealistic deadlines upfront due to time constraints can result in too much early staffing without a validated design.
1. The document discusses time management techniques from David Allen's "Getting Things Done" method. It provides 7 tips for getting started with GTD, including writing everything down, focusing on next actions, using an action filter, implementing a 2-minute rule, funneling all tasks through an inbox, organizing by context, and daily reviewing and prioritizing tasks.
2. The tips teach how to identify micro-tasks, filter tasks based on whether they require action, and techniques for deciding whether to do, delegate, or defer tasks based on time required.
3. Context lists and daily planning are also covered to help schedule time efficiently and resist interruptions in order to get through the day's highest priority tasks.
Parkinson's Law states that the amount of work done will expand to fill the time available for its completion. It suggests that work will expand in scope and complexity to fill the time allotted for a task or project, rather than being completed in a shorter time period if possible. The law was proposed by British historian C. Northcote Parkinson in a 1955 essay to satirize bureaucracy and inefficiency in institutions.
The digital workplace: how to avoid Parkinson’s Law and Bureaucracy 2.0Jonas Söderström
Parkinson's Law states that work expands to fill the time available. Bureaucracy also expands in a similar way, following Parkinson's Law. Many IT systems in organizations contribute to increased bureaucracy and lower productivity rather than empowering employees. They add cognitive load and take time away from meaningful work. To address this, organizations should consider the user experience of IT systems, focus on real business impacts rather than just functions, empower users, and demand high usability standards from enterprise software.
Getting things done - A narrative summarySameer Mathur
A narrative chapter-by-chapter summary of David Allens Best selling book "Getting Things Done". Highlights the different models and workflows presented by Allen to generate stress free productivity
Getting Things Done is a meditation technique that involves writing down any thoughts that cross your mind in a trusted collection area outside of your brain. It then recommends regularly reviewing your collection area to determine if each item requires action, and if so, what the next action is and where it should be documented. Key components of the system include collection areas, a someday/maybe file, reference file, waiting list, calendar, next action list, and project list. The technique aims to help prioritize tasks and prevent procrastination by clearly defining action items.
Murphy's Law states that what can go wrong will go wrong. Parkinson's Law says work will expand to fill the time available. Sod's Law suggests that if something can go wrong, it will do so at the worst possible moment. The document also discusses Cohn's Law about spending more time reporting than doing work, Woehlke's Law about nothing getting done until nothing gets done, and Hoggarth's Law about failing to get early answers in projects due to more wrong questions than right ones. It provides further reading on these project management laws.
Project managers may be tempted to artificially reduce deadlines from 10 months to 8 months to compensate for delays, but unrealistic deadlines demotivate teams. Early overstaffing of projects forces shortcutting of the important design phase and results in unstable and uncertain outcomes. Projects should begin with careful planning and design by a small core team, which may take half the total time, before gradually increasing staff. Imposing unrealistic deadlines upfront due to time constraints can result in too much early staffing without a validated design.
(MBASkills.IN) How to Stop Screwing Yourself Over?Sameer Mathur
Mel Robbins discusses how to overcome inertia and get what you want in life. She explains that a third of Americans feel dissatisfied, so over 100 million people want change. Getting what you want requires forcing yourself out of your comfort zone through activation and using the five second rule. Activation refers to the physical force needed to change routines - like getting out of a warm bed. The five second rule means taking action within five seconds of an impulse, like talking to someone interesting, otherwise the brain hits the "emergency brake". Robbins advocates experimenting with these techniques to achieve goals like losing weight or finding love by pushing past what the mind wants to avoid discomfort.
Active learning techniques are important for college success. They help reinforce new information so the brain does not discard it. These techniques include taking notes during lectures, asking questions, and forming study groups to discuss material. This allows students to synthesize information and retain it better than passive learning alone. Various note taking methods like outlining and mapping can help organize lecture content in a visual way to enhance memory.
The document discusses time management strategies for achieving a sense of personal accomplishment. It recommends balancing life responsibilities like work, family, health and faith. Effective time management involves planning, prioritizing tasks, managing interruptions, and focusing on important goals rather than urgent tasks. Daily planning should include scheduled activities, key tasks for the day, and contacts needed to complete work.
Advantages of time management. tips to help you organize your time better. (d...cenriquegf30
This document discusses the advantages of time management and provides tips for better time management. Some advantages of time management include gaining time, reducing avoidance and anxiety, and promoting review. Effective time management involves setting goals, prioritizing tasks, and creating a master timetable that lists tasks in order of importance. Sticking to the timetable and avoiding procrastination are important. Overall, time management improves motivation, progress, health and reduces stress.
This document discusses various organizational skills and time management techniques. It provides tips on how to organize one's self, ideas, workspace and time. These include setting goals, prioritizing tasks, maintaining checklists and schedules, and using online tools and cloud services. Good time management involves auditing how time is spent, eliminating time wasters, and focusing on the most important tasks. Strategies mentioned are setting objectives, learning to say no, staying organized, and celebrating successes.
The document provides tips for effective time management as a student. It recommends organizing your workspace and supplies, using calendars and planners to schedule tasks and identify free time, making to-do lists of prioritized tasks, and blocking out specific times for studying, assignments, and personal responsibilities on your weekly calendar. The document stresses taking control of your time by planning and preparing in advance.
How To Organize And Prioritize Your Projects Effectively Using TrelloLJ Jose
This document provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to use Trello, an online project management tool. It explains how to create a Trello account, boards, lists, and cards to organize tasks and projects. Features like adding members, labels, checklists, due dates and attachments to cards are demonstrated. It also shows how to copy boards, lists and cards, customize boards, and use keyboard shortcuts to maximize efficiency in Trello.
This presentation contains some powerful time management tips that, if followed, has an immediate impact of productivity. Effective time management can only be achieved by prioritization that is the focus of our time management training.
The document discusses objectives and techniques for software cost estimation. It aims to introduce cost and schedule estimation, discuss productivity estimation problems, and describe techniques like expert judgement, analogy, Parkinson's Law, and top-down and bottom-up estimation. It also covers measuring productivity, estimating components like effort costs, and factors that affect productivity.
Ch05 - Organisation theory design and change gareth jonesAnkit Kesri
The document discusses organizational structure and authority in bureaucracies. It describes how organizations develop hierarchical structures with multiple levels of management as they grow in size to help with coordination, motivation, and assessing individual performance. Tall hierarchies can lead to communication problems, reduced motivation, and increased costs. The ideal structure balances the minimum number of levels needed with managers' span of control over subordinates. Bureaucracies standardize rules and procedures to gain control while decentralizing authority to some degree.
The document discusses time management (TM) and how to manage time effectively. It defines TM as allocating the right time to the right activities. TM is needed to save time, reduce stress, function effectively, increase work output, and have more control over responsibilities. Effective TM involves planning, setting goals and deadlines, prioritizing activities, delegating work, and spending the right amount of time on tasks. The process of TM starts with costing your time, making activity logs, setting goals, planning, prioritizing, and scheduling.
This document summarizes key aspects of vehicle routing problems (VRP). It discusses the traveling salesman problem (TSP) as a special case of VRP where a single vehicle must visit multiple locations. It also describes more complex VRP formulations that involve multiple vehicles with capacity constraints serving multiple customers. Heuristics for constructing initial feasible routes and improving routes are described. Finally, an example employee pickup VRP problem in Bangalore, India is presented to illustrate a real-world application of VRP.
This document provides an overview of time management concepts and techniques. It defines time management, discusses how time is a limited resource for both individuals and organizations, and identifies essential habits like prioritizing and scheduling. It also describes different types of time and challenges like overestimating or underestimating time for tasks. The document outlines principles of effective time management including using matrices to categorize how time is spent and prioritize activities.
This document discusses finding the right career path and earning money. It explains that people need to choose a career that matches their interests, motivations and qualifications. It also discusses how to calculate wages based on hourly rates and total hours worked in a day, week or month. Making accurate calculations is important for understanding how much money you earn and can afford. Employers may check timecards to ensure honest reporting of hours worked.
This email from Steve provides feedback on implementing productivity techniques learned in a recent class. Steve changed email subject lines, created a task category for meeting agendas, used keyboard shortcuts, and verbs for tasks/subjects. Steve reports huge success with improved energy, focus, and progress on long term goals. Steve thanks the instructor and believes the lessons will make a difference in his life and career.
This document provides an overview of an entrepreneurship kickoff event. It includes information about the event schedule and topics, instructions for how to access the webcast and chat, and a request for participants to share about the event on social media. The document also includes presentation slides about the goals of the Entrepreneurship Lab program, the speaker's background and experience founding a business, and the first two sessions topics which will address whether entrepreneurship is right for the participant and their first critical business partners.
This document summarizes a presentation on mastering workplace performance. The presentation covers:
- The principles of productivity and how to combine personal working styles with company culture for success.
- Setting the stage for more productive days by knowing personal needs and how to plan.
- Engaging others to improve their productivity through managing meetings, expectations, and results.
- Effective time management techniques, including 5 tools and techniques to get more done faster with less effort.
- Assessing progress and enhancing structure through tracking resource management for measurable results.
- Building an accountability program by identifying a workplace performance goal and planning for implementation.
The document provides tips and advice for managing focus and attention in the workplace and personal life. It discusses the importance of focus and managing attention at any given moment. It also provides various tips for minimizing distractions and prioritizing tasks, including practicing selectivity and focusing on the most important 20% of tasks.
The document provides 10 tips for realizing one's potential in their career and professional development. Some of the key tips include taking charge of your time and prioritizing what is important; committing to specific goals and tracking your progress; getting out of your comfort zone and embracing new challenges; and focusing on continuous self-improvement and understanding how you can add value. The overall message is that individuals have the power to influence their own career paths and should focus on small daily improvements to maximize their potential over time.
Here are a few examples of multi-step outcomes one might be managing:
- Launching a new product
- Develop product requirements
- Design product
- Build product
- Test product
- Launch marketing campaign
- Track sales
- Planning a vacation
- Research destinations
- Make travel arrangements
- Pack bags
- Drive/fly to location
- Enjoy activities
- Return home
- Writing a book
- Outline chapters
- Research and take notes
- Write first draft
- Edit and refine
- Work with editor
- Publish and promote
Does this help explain what is meant by "work to manage"? Let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions.
(MBASkills.IN) How to Stop Screwing Yourself Over?Sameer Mathur
Mel Robbins discusses how to overcome inertia and get what you want in life. She explains that a third of Americans feel dissatisfied, so over 100 million people want change. Getting what you want requires forcing yourself out of your comfort zone through activation and using the five second rule. Activation refers to the physical force needed to change routines - like getting out of a warm bed. The five second rule means taking action within five seconds of an impulse, like talking to someone interesting, otherwise the brain hits the "emergency brake". Robbins advocates experimenting with these techniques to achieve goals like losing weight or finding love by pushing past what the mind wants to avoid discomfort.
Active learning techniques are important for college success. They help reinforce new information so the brain does not discard it. These techniques include taking notes during lectures, asking questions, and forming study groups to discuss material. This allows students to synthesize information and retain it better than passive learning alone. Various note taking methods like outlining and mapping can help organize lecture content in a visual way to enhance memory.
The document discusses time management strategies for achieving a sense of personal accomplishment. It recommends balancing life responsibilities like work, family, health and faith. Effective time management involves planning, prioritizing tasks, managing interruptions, and focusing on important goals rather than urgent tasks. Daily planning should include scheduled activities, key tasks for the day, and contacts needed to complete work.
Advantages of time management. tips to help you organize your time better. (d...cenriquegf30
This document discusses the advantages of time management and provides tips for better time management. Some advantages of time management include gaining time, reducing avoidance and anxiety, and promoting review. Effective time management involves setting goals, prioritizing tasks, and creating a master timetable that lists tasks in order of importance. Sticking to the timetable and avoiding procrastination are important. Overall, time management improves motivation, progress, health and reduces stress.
This document discusses various organizational skills and time management techniques. It provides tips on how to organize one's self, ideas, workspace and time. These include setting goals, prioritizing tasks, maintaining checklists and schedules, and using online tools and cloud services. Good time management involves auditing how time is spent, eliminating time wasters, and focusing on the most important tasks. Strategies mentioned are setting objectives, learning to say no, staying organized, and celebrating successes.
The document provides tips for effective time management as a student. It recommends organizing your workspace and supplies, using calendars and planners to schedule tasks and identify free time, making to-do lists of prioritized tasks, and blocking out specific times for studying, assignments, and personal responsibilities on your weekly calendar. The document stresses taking control of your time by planning and preparing in advance.
How To Organize And Prioritize Your Projects Effectively Using TrelloLJ Jose
This document provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to use Trello, an online project management tool. It explains how to create a Trello account, boards, lists, and cards to organize tasks and projects. Features like adding members, labels, checklists, due dates and attachments to cards are demonstrated. It also shows how to copy boards, lists and cards, customize boards, and use keyboard shortcuts to maximize efficiency in Trello.
This presentation contains some powerful time management tips that, if followed, has an immediate impact of productivity. Effective time management can only be achieved by prioritization that is the focus of our time management training.
The document discusses objectives and techniques for software cost estimation. It aims to introduce cost and schedule estimation, discuss productivity estimation problems, and describe techniques like expert judgement, analogy, Parkinson's Law, and top-down and bottom-up estimation. It also covers measuring productivity, estimating components like effort costs, and factors that affect productivity.
Ch05 - Organisation theory design and change gareth jonesAnkit Kesri
The document discusses organizational structure and authority in bureaucracies. It describes how organizations develop hierarchical structures with multiple levels of management as they grow in size to help with coordination, motivation, and assessing individual performance. Tall hierarchies can lead to communication problems, reduced motivation, and increased costs. The ideal structure balances the minimum number of levels needed with managers' span of control over subordinates. Bureaucracies standardize rules and procedures to gain control while decentralizing authority to some degree.
The document discusses time management (TM) and how to manage time effectively. It defines TM as allocating the right time to the right activities. TM is needed to save time, reduce stress, function effectively, increase work output, and have more control over responsibilities. Effective TM involves planning, setting goals and deadlines, prioritizing activities, delegating work, and spending the right amount of time on tasks. The process of TM starts with costing your time, making activity logs, setting goals, planning, prioritizing, and scheduling.
This document summarizes key aspects of vehicle routing problems (VRP). It discusses the traveling salesman problem (TSP) as a special case of VRP where a single vehicle must visit multiple locations. It also describes more complex VRP formulations that involve multiple vehicles with capacity constraints serving multiple customers. Heuristics for constructing initial feasible routes and improving routes are described. Finally, an example employee pickup VRP problem in Bangalore, India is presented to illustrate a real-world application of VRP.
This document provides an overview of time management concepts and techniques. It defines time management, discusses how time is a limited resource for both individuals and organizations, and identifies essential habits like prioritizing and scheduling. It also describes different types of time and challenges like overestimating or underestimating time for tasks. The document outlines principles of effective time management including using matrices to categorize how time is spent and prioritize activities.
This document discusses finding the right career path and earning money. It explains that people need to choose a career that matches their interests, motivations and qualifications. It also discusses how to calculate wages based on hourly rates and total hours worked in a day, week or month. Making accurate calculations is important for understanding how much money you earn and can afford. Employers may check timecards to ensure honest reporting of hours worked.
This email from Steve provides feedback on implementing productivity techniques learned in a recent class. Steve changed email subject lines, created a task category for meeting agendas, used keyboard shortcuts, and verbs for tasks/subjects. Steve reports huge success with improved energy, focus, and progress on long term goals. Steve thanks the instructor and believes the lessons will make a difference in his life and career.
This document provides an overview of an entrepreneurship kickoff event. It includes information about the event schedule and topics, instructions for how to access the webcast and chat, and a request for participants to share about the event on social media. The document also includes presentation slides about the goals of the Entrepreneurship Lab program, the speaker's background and experience founding a business, and the first two sessions topics which will address whether entrepreneurship is right for the participant and their first critical business partners.
This document summarizes a presentation on mastering workplace performance. The presentation covers:
- The principles of productivity and how to combine personal working styles with company culture for success.
- Setting the stage for more productive days by knowing personal needs and how to plan.
- Engaging others to improve their productivity through managing meetings, expectations, and results.
- Effective time management techniques, including 5 tools and techniques to get more done faster with less effort.
- Assessing progress and enhancing structure through tracking resource management for measurable results.
- Building an accountability program by identifying a workplace performance goal and planning for implementation.
The document provides tips and advice for managing focus and attention in the workplace and personal life. It discusses the importance of focus and managing attention at any given moment. It also provides various tips for minimizing distractions and prioritizing tasks, including practicing selectivity and focusing on the most important 20% of tasks.
The document provides 10 tips for realizing one's potential in their career and professional development. Some of the key tips include taking charge of your time and prioritizing what is important; committing to specific goals and tracking your progress; getting out of your comfort zone and embracing new challenges; and focusing on continuous self-improvement and understanding how you can add value. The overall message is that individuals have the power to influence their own career paths and should focus on small daily improvements to maximize their potential over time.
Here are a few examples of multi-step outcomes one might be managing:
- Launching a new product
- Develop product requirements
- Design product
- Build product
- Test product
- Launch marketing campaign
- Track sales
- Planning a vacation
- Research destinations
- Make travel arrangements
- Pack bags
- Drive/fly to location
- Enjoy activities
- Return home
- Writing a book
- Outline chapters
- Research and take notes
- Write first draft
- Edit and refine
- Work with editor
- Publish and promote
Does this help explain what is meant by "work to manage"? Let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions.
COPYWRITING SECRETS OF THE MASTERS - Mike PalmerSadiyya Patel
Mike Palmer is a successful financial copywriter who was trained by AWAI, leaders in the copywriting industry. He discusses how copywriters can increase their income by increasing their efficiency. He provides three secrets: 1) Limit distractions like email to only a few times per day. 2) Write first thing in the morning without distractions. 3) Use Gene Schwartz's 33-minute writing technique to focus intently on writing or editing for 33 minutes at a time with breaks in between. Adopting these habits allows copywriters to earn more while working fewer hours.
Institute for Management Studies: Mastering Workplace Performance seminar in ...Jason W. Womack, MEd MA
http://amzn.to/bestbetter - this was a seminar based on the principles in the upcoming book, as well as the research I've done over the past decade in the areas of work/life balance and individual leadership and productivity in the workplace.
The document discusses finding more time to innovate. It notes that while everyone is asking others to innovate, most say they do not have the time. The author proposes simplifying work life to create more opportunities to innovate. They introduce an "I-Squared" method with steps like immersing in creative projects, simplifying big projects, quickening slow processes, understanding barriers, aligning with others, reorganizing inefficient processes, eliminating wasted time, and delegating tasks. Following the steps is meant to help readers find time to innovate.
The document discusses how to value your time and stop wasting it. It recommends working out your hourly rate based on your income goals, reviewing how you spend your time, and building a support structure by delegating tasks and finding a "Swiss army knife" assistant. The author then offers a 90-day intensive mentoring program called Jiminy Cricket Mentoring to help clients determine priorities, plan achievements for the next 90 days, and build daily routines through weekly check-ins and daily texts.
The Contingency paradigm views the organization as a closed system that must adapt its internal structure and processes in response to environmental uncertainties, while the Resource Dependence paradigm sees the organization as open to and dependent on the external environment for critical resources, requiring the formation of interorganizational relationships to secure needed resources. Both paradigms recognize the importance of the environment in shaping organizational design and behavior, but differ in their focus on either internal adaptation or external resource procurement.
The document outlines Demola Akinbola's 3-3-3 Personal Branding Framework to help people discover themselves. The framework involves writing down 3 things you want to do in life, 3 things you are good at, and 3 ways to earn income, all within 3 minutes. It then discusses developing a unique value proposition, vision, skills, reputation, and online presence to create "Brand You". The document also lists 10 common reasons entrepreneurs fail, such as lack of focus, procrastination, and failure to execute ideas. Finally, it provides 6 steps to sustain one's brand by knowing strengths and opportunities, building relationships, and differentiating oneself.
The document provides time management tips and strategies for staying productive. It includes a weekly calendar, daily checklist, and list of productivity tools. Key advice includes planning your week in advance, categorizing your time into focus, administrative, and personal time blocks, batching similar tasks together, and being disciplined to achieve career goals. The document emphasizes taking control of your calendar rather than letting it control you, and focusing on the 20% of tasks that provide 80% of results.
30 Minute Masterclass| How to manage your Life TimeMarianne Page
This document discusses how to stop feeling overwhelmed by "shoulds", "musts", and "have tos" that are imposed by others or society. It recommends identifying one's true priorities in life and building a time management system around those priorities instead of treating them as interruptions. Common time management mistakes include a lack of planning, prioritization, or clarity on goals. The document suggests spending time defining one's ideal future and top five priorities in terms of health, relationships, business, and self-fulfillment. It then offers free sessions to help recipients clarify their priorities and next steps.
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Fancy Stats:
Generated over 80,000 real estate leads online
Passive real estate investor since 2004.
Passionate about entrepreneurs & created an 8,000sq ft “entrepreneur co workspace”
in Roseburg
Love traveling, mountain biking, and hanging out with my beautiful wife and kids
15. It’s Not In Our Nature To
Slave Away For 30%+ Of
Our Lives... So Why Do We?
16. Enter Parkinsons Law:
In 1955 Cyril N. Parkinson wrote in
an issue of the Economist...
"work expands so as to fill the
time available for its completion"
17. In Other Words...
If you give yourself 9-5 to
“work” on a set of tasks...
... it’ll take you 8 hours
to get it done.
19. First...
You need to question why you work the
certain times during the day that you do.
What makes you mentally pick “8
hours”?
20. Second...
Pick a different number of hours (ideally
fewer) that you’d rather work during the
day.
And start with working that many hours
for 2 days a week.
21. Third... (the key)
Write down 5-10 things you’d do with
those extra hours during the day.
(in my mind, this is the key. Here’s why...)
22. What Can You Do With That Extra Time?
More time with family
More time for hobbies
Reading great books
Volunteering at a charity
Writing on stuff you’re passionate about
Working on your “big idea”
More creative time away from the “weeds”
Mentoring Get active and work out