Adjusting Your Schedule to Get More Productive and Creative

October 18, 2018

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Knowing the “science of timing” can help us to prioritize when we dig into a particular project, based on when we are typically at our best for each kind of work. Hear what DCE and church communicator Katy Munson says about using this knowledge to balance productive mode and creative mode. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 01:24 - Define and Difference between Productive and Creative Mode 03:32 - Creative Mode 05:15 - Times of Day 10:14 - Distractions 12:51- Airplane Productivity 18:20 - Planning Creative Mode 23:12 - Implementing Changes 25:49 - Recap 27:36 - Outro

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