Smart Productivity Workshop (704)

17 April 2026

Maura Hannon

Do you ever feel like you work all day but get nothing done? In the face of the "Tuesday Mess"-that endless cycle of reactive tasks-maintaining the motivation to effectively manage multiple projects and high-stakes deadlines is a constant challenge.

Take control of your workflow with this highly efficient, systems-based workshop. We move beyond simple time management to help you identify your "Vital Two" priorities and protect them with high-performance rituals. You will learn dozens of smart working strategies, from Habit Stacking to the "Yesterdaybox" email method, and explore free AI "Force Multipliers" that increase productivity without compromising ethical standards. Learn to stop managing tasks and start managing your momentum.

Learning Outcomes:

• Identify and Overcome: Pinpoint common productivity leaks and transition from reactive "busy-ness" to proactive mastery.
• Master Momentum: Apply strategies and habit triggers to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines with less friction.
• Ethical AI Integration: Use AI tools as a "Thinking Partner" to streamline research, automate scheduling, and enhance work processes responsibly.

Pre-Workshop Checklist:

To get the most out of our session, please bring:

• Your current To-Do list and any recent productivity reflections.
• Analog Tools: Plain paper and different colored pens or highlighters.
• Digital Tools: Alternatively, have your preferred mind-mapping software ready to go.

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Date: Friday 17th April 2026

Schedule: 9 am to noon

Location: Online !

Trainer:

Maura Hannon brings extensive experience in writing, with a current focus on creating thought leadership content across diverse fields, primarily within digital communication environments. She blends her expertise with practicality, meticulousness, and humor, fostering a supportive and highly motivating atmosphere for training doctoral candidates. Maura works throughout Switzerland and Europe.

Maura recently earned a certificate in Executive Leadership from the University of Oxford. She also holds an MBA from Curtin Business School and a BA (Hons) in Political Science from the University of Western Australia.

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