Our current view of productivity is overfocused on the thing we're trying to get done rather than being attuned to the unique people we are with changing cycles, moods and styles of working. In the words of James Stuber "Design your systems for the laziest, most exhausted version of you."

During this salon we'll be discussing the challenges of getting stuff done without burning oneself out, how to plan for cycles, how to iterate on the techniques and what emotions come up throughout the entire process. Finding your work expression goes beyond "looking for a job." It is a lifelong process and making sure that the way we do it is sustainable and enjoyable is key.

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