Investing in Ourselves Cause The Way We re Working Isn t Working

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Investing in Ourselves Cause The Way We re Working Isn t Working Hi, My Name is Shannon and I am a mother I am a partner I am a daughter & granddaughter I am a sister I am a friend I am a colleague I am a boss I am an INTJ And most importantly, I am a FAILURE, a complete and utter failure Here s Your Sign When was the last time We are so busy getting things done, that we never stop to consider if we are doing the right things. tufts@unc.edu, 919 962 5438 1

What information consumes is rather obvious. It consumes the attention of its recipients. Hence Anxiety / Stress Impact of Overload a wealth of information creates a poverty of attention. Herbert Simon, 1971 Delay in Decision Making Lack of Job Satisfaction Waste of Time Working Longer Hours BURNOUT! Maybe our kids are right! Tell Me About Your Scores 17 20 13 16 9 12 5 8 Below 5 Full out energy crisis Imminent energy crisis Significant energy deficit Moderate energy deficit Fully energized tufts@unc.edu, 919 962 5438 2

Physical Assessment Sustainability of the Body ACTIVE Spike Energize I don t regularly get at least 7 8 hours of sleep and/or I often wake up feeling tired. I frequently skip breakfast, or I settle for something that isn t particularly healthy. I don t do cardiovascular training at least three times a week, and strength training at least twice a week. I don t take regular breaks during the day to renew and recharge. I often eat lunch at my desk, if I eat lunch at all. Count the number of True statements and indicate below: Physical= LOW OCTANE Caffeine Sugar Simple Carbs Amphetamines Cortisol Alcohol Sleeping Pills Overeating TV Painkillers Numb PASSIVE Lean Protein Complex Carbs Movement/Exercise Yoga/Stretching Playing/Laughing Taking regular breaks Napping Meditating Sleeping Vacation Chill HIGH OCTANE Sleep or Die Resting Pulses in Daylight The percentage of the population who need less than five hours of sleep per night, rounded to a whole number, is ZERO. Renewal phases (90 120) Naps 90 mins 1 3 pm (not likely ) Power naps (less than 30 mins) Vacation is not optional Thomas Roth, Henry Ford Sleep Disorders and Research Center tufts@unc.edu, 919 962 5438 3

Emotional Assessment Emotional Security HIGH I frequently find myself feeling irritable, impatient or anxious at work, especially when demand is high. I don t have enough time with my family and loved ones, and when I m with them, I m not always really with them. I take too little time for the activities that I most deeply enjoy. I rarely stop to express my appreciation to others or to savor and celebrate my accomplishments and blessings. I often feel that my life is just a relentless set of demands I m expected to meet and tasks I have to complete. Count the number of True statements and indicate below: Emotional= NEGATIVE Survival Zone Impatient Defensive Irritable Fearful Frustrated Worried Angry Anxious Exhausted Empty Depressed Sad Hopeless Burnout Zone LOW Performance Zone Calm Optimistic Challenged Engaged Invigorated Carefree Peaceful Relieved Mellow Receptive Renewal Zone POSITIVE Performance Pulse To Be Successful Intensity Time (4/90 rule) You must drive fear out of your mind and out of your organization! Do one thing each day that scares you! Remember that bad is stronger than good! Find your passion! Live life out loud! tufts@unc.edu, 919 962 5438 4

Mental Assessment Mental Self Expression NARROW Reactive Zone Tactical Zone I have difficulty focusing on one thing at a time and I am easily distracted during the day, especially by email. I spend much of my time reacting to immediate demands rather than focusing on activities with longer term value and leverage. DISTRACTED Shallow Inefficient Impulsive Shortsighted Intermittent Logical Analytical Task-Oriented Precise Methodical ABSORBED I don t take enough time for reflection, strategizing and thinking creatively. I rarely have any time when my mind is quiet and free of thoughts. I often work on evenings and weekends and/or I rarely take an email free vacation. Count the number of True statements and indicate below: Mental= Spacy Zoned Out Indiscriminate Diffuse Overwhelmed Scattered Zone WIDE Intuitive Open-Ended Imaginative Playful Metaphorical Big-Picture Zone Hemispheric Alternation Does this describe you? Often has difficulty in sustaining attention in tasks Often does not seem to listen when spoken to directly Often has difficulty organizing tasks and activities Often avoids, dislikes, or is reluctant to engage in tasks that require sustained mental effort Is often easily distracted by extraneous stimuli tufts@unc.edu, 919 962 5438 5

Congratulations! Eliminate Distractions You have now be diagnosed with ADHD! Internal chatter needs silencing External distractions (like email) Spiritual Assessment Spiritual Significance I don t feel passionately committed to what I do. I spend too little time at work doing what I do best and enjoy most. There are significant gaps between what I say is important in my life and how I actually live. My decisions at work are often more influenced by external demands than by a strong, clear sense of my own purpose. I don t invest enough time and energy in making a positive difference to others and/or in the world. Count the number of True statements and indicate below: Spiritual= WORST BEHAVIOR VALUES Selflessness is equally as destructive as selfishness. We suffer from compassion fatigue BEST How often do you think about what you stand for, what you want, how your choices affect others? tufts@unc.edu, 919 962 5438 6

Are you a CEO? Questions for Leaders Do you actively support people in taking care of themselves physically? Do you model these behaviors yourself? Do you truly value, regularly recognize, and express appreciation to those who work for you? Do you respect and trust your employees and treat them as adults capable of making their own decisions about how best to get their work done? Do you believe passionately in what you are doing and do you give the people who work for you a compelling reason beyond a paycheck to come to work everyday? How Do I Fix It? My Gift to You Awareness is essential Practice makes perfect ( The Unbearable Automaticity of Being ) Building rituals Precision and specificity Focus on what you do, not what you resist doing What are you doing to avoid getting what you want? tufts@unc.edu, 919 962 5438 7

The Ultimate Question The Ultimate Lesson Is the life you are living worth the price you are paying to live it? They like you at work, they love you at home. Make your time at work count, so your time at home matters. tufts@unc.edu, 919 962 5438 8