In the end, all it takes is one small action, by one person. One at a time.
Susan Cooper
As I mentioned in last week’s extra episode, for the near foreseeable future, I’ll be coming to you more often – every Monday, Wednesday and Friday to drop a shorter episode with the hope of helping you navigate these new and uncertain times.
Alright, let’s dive in.
It’s Monday, April 13th and we’ve been in self-isolation for a solid month now. I don’t know about you, but my productivity has been all over the place. Some hours I’m raring and ready to go, and others I find myself lethargic and questioning my ability to get even the most basic of tasks done.
I know I’m not alone in this – countless pieces online and memes galore speak to this middle place we find ourselves in – where we’re home more and theoretically have more time (though any fellow parent can agree that we don’t have more time – we now just have more fragmented time).
We’ll talk about productivity more in a future episode, but for now, let me offer one simple strategy that’s helping me with the tension of wanting to get my work done while finding myself with depleted energy stores.
Enjoy the episode.
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