Join me for June Co-Working

This Friday the 16th of June 2-5pm EDT on Zoom

You can listen to an audio version of the free preview portion of this newsletter above. Please note that this is unedited and I’m recording in my home office. It’s nice out today and I have the windows open, so you may hear some traffic.

Two cups of tea with two bird statues by Katrin Hauf via Unsplash.

Here is a list of the things I’ve worked on during co-working sessions:

• Read newspaper articles from the 1920s for my graduate school research

• Brainstormed outlines for a journal article

• Built my website

• Painted my nails bright red the day before my Dissertation Defense

• Walked into town to return a library book

• Read my chapters of Tend to It: A Holistic Guide to Intentional Productivity out loud to myself to catch any typos

• Planned my schedule for the next week in my bullet journal

As you can imagine, co-working is a great time to chip away at your scholarly or professional projects. It’s also a good time to knock out any aversive tasks that you’ve been avoiding but you know would go better if you had an accountability buddy cheering you on.

Whether you’re drafting your dissertation chapter or article, folding your laundry, doing meal prep, grading student papers, or something else entirely, I hope you’ll consider joining me this Friday June 16th for co-working, 2-5pm EDT on Zoom.

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xo,

Dr. Kate

Kate is smiling and looking to the left. Photo by Amanda Macchia.