Time Well Spent: Managing Time and Productivity

Sneak peek! This Wednesday I will be facilitating a town hall where women lawyers/professionals will share their ideas on “Time Well Spent: Managing Time and Productivity,” at the Women Owned Law 2024 Annual Symposium. One productivity hack we will discuss is how “taking breaks within work hours not only does not detract from performance but can help boost it.”* As I was preparing for the Town Hall, I took a short outdoor break that definitely boosted my energy and productivity. Instead of dealing with my usual late afternoon drop in energy, I got back to work ready and able to focus and create. I can’t wait to share all of my ideas and hear all of yours! Please join us for this Town Hall, Speed Networking and sessions on Navigating the Legal Issues of DEI, Assembling a Top Tier Legal Team, and the AI Revolution. There is still some space remaining – Wed., April 17 in Philadelphia at 12th and Chestnut Streets. Register here https://lnkd.in/evm3XgfG *How to Take Better Breaks at Work. Harvard Business Review. #timemanagement #productivity #womenlawyers #bettertogether

Gail

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