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Speaker 1: share strategies for thriving in the new world of war,
Speaker 1: where location and hours are more flexible than in the past.
Speaker 1: Today's tip is to spend some time thinking about your
Speaker 1: post pandemic schedule. I know a lot of people have
Speaker 1: gone through massive upheaval in the past few weeks. Job
Speaker 1: losses and economic insecurity could linger for a while, but
Speaker 1: in crises there's an opportunity to change things that might
Speaker 1: have been hard to change before. With everything canceled for months,
Speaker 1: there's an opportun unity to rebuild schedules from scratch, asking
Speaker 1: what deserves to be there, rather than just trimming at
Speaker 1: the margins. Many of us are rethinking how we spend
Speaker 1: our time these days. Sometimes this is part of necessary
Speaker 1: career pivots. I've spent many of my work hours over
Speaker 1: the past few years giving speeches at conferences. That business
Speaker 1: model is definitely taking a hit this year, so I
Speaker 1: need to figure out something else. Maybe you're needing to
Speaker 1: pivot too, or maybe your basic job is safe but
Speaker 1: working remotely for the past six weeks has made you
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Speaker 1: week to email and call people in other places. Maybe
Speaker 1: you've realized that you desperately miss some colleagues, but you're
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Speaker 1: you've been forced to take on a new job responsibility,
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Speaker 1: can have these realizations in our personal lives too. It's
Speaker 1: stressful to have kids home seven, but maybe never leaving
Speaker 1: the house has caused you to realize that certain extracurricular
Speaker 1: activities have consumed a ton of time without any corresponding
Speaker 1: boost in happiness. Maybe in the future you'd be willing
Speaker 1: to let these things go. In any case, take some
Speaker 1: time this week to picture your post pandemic schedule. I
Speaker 1: find it helpful to design a realistic, ideal week, that is,
Speaker 1: a week that you could theoretically live within the limits
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Speaker 1: of work would you like to be doing, When and
Speaker 1: where would you work, who would be involved? How would
Speaker 1: you fill your leisure time? In your family time, what
Speaker 1: would you put back into your life, and what isn't
Speaker 1: worth the bother? Go ahead and create a real schedule.
Speaker 1: I use spreadsheets to track my time, and you might
Speaker 1: try using one of these to create your realistic, ideal
Speaker 1: week schedule. Mine has the days of the week across
Speaker 1: the top Monday to Sunday, and half hour blocks down
Speaker 1: the left hand side from five am to four thirty am,
Speaker 1: right when you'll sleep, when you'll do your hobbies, or
Speaker 1: a general pattern for the weekends. It's helpful to create
Speaker 1: this vision because when normal life resumes, you'll be able
Speaker 1: to use this template as a guide. If you see
Speaker 1: that you and your family really do enjoy slower mornings,
Speaker 1: this can nut you to decide that remote work is
Speaker 1: a non negotiable at least two days a week, or
Speaker 1: you can find a different job that's closer to home
Speaker 1: or move closer to one you'd like to keep. So
Speaker 1: what would you like your post pandemic schedule to look like?
Speaker 1: How will you spend your hours? When you know the
Speaker 1: answer to these questions, you can turn this vision into reality.
Speaker 1: In the meantime, this is Laura, thanks for listening, and
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