This document provides tips for developing authentic productivity approaches. It recommends using your brain to have ideas rather than hold them, getting tools like a calendar and to-do list to offload tasks from your brain, putting non-essential information away in the appropriate places, creating precise checklists to stay on track, and being intentional about surrounding yourself with positive influences.

1. translating our
INTENTIONS
into action
AUTHENTIC PRODUCTIVITY APPROACHES

2. One thing...

3. reflection

4. What roles do
you play?
?
e.g. professor | care giver | partner

5. Dean Podcaster Professor

9. use your
brain.
01
get some
tools.
02
put it
away.
03
be
intentional.
05
check it
off.
04

10. use
your
brain

11. Your mind is for
having ideas, not
holding them.
"
David Allen

12. What have you
found yourself
trying to "hold"
in your brain?
?
e.g. worries | tasks | meetings

13. get
some
tools

14. calendar
tasks notes

15. put it
away

18. What needs a
place in your
life?
?
e.g. tasks | ideas | bookmarks

19. check
it off

20. Good checklists are
precise & above all,
practical.
"
Atul Gawande

22. 1) consolidated to do list
3) view grades
2) consolidated feedback

23. 1) consolidated to do list
2) coming up...

24. be
intentional

25. "The kind of teacher you will
become is directly related to
the kinds of teachers you
associate with."
Christopher Emdin

26. "Teaching is a profession
where misery does more
than just love company -
it recruits, seduces, and
romances it."
Christopher Emdin

27. "Avoid people who are
unhappy and disgruntled
about the possibilities for
transforming education."
Christopher Emdin

28. "They are the enemy of
the spirit of the teacher."
Christopher Emdin

29. Who is someone
in your life who
brings you life?
?

33. "Don't be good at
email."

34. https://teachinginhighered.com/fttc2021b

35. What's your
one thing?
?