Discussion: my set-aside-for-working-ou...
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Jan 29, 2019 2:02 AM
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PG:
my set-aside-for-working-out time
The last few years I was working I had a "set-aside-for-working-out time" that started at 1 pm every workday, and it was set in stone. No one in the office ever tried to schedule anything for me then. And I was really good about not breaking the rule myself.
The hour of exercise was great for morale and I'm sure it made me a better and more productive worker.
I can't believe regular workouts won't make you a better teacher (and a better mom). You just need to be firm with yourself, and others, so that the time really is set in stone.
The last few years I was working I had a "set-aside-for-working-out time" that started at 1 pm every workday, and it was set in stone. No one in the office ever tried to schedule anything for me then. And I was really good about not breaking the rule myself.
The hour of exercise was great for morale and I'm sure it made me a better and more productive worker.
I can't believe regular workouts won't make you a better teacher (and a better mom). You just need to be firm with yourself, and others, so that the time really is set in stone.
Jan 30, 2019 3:44 PM
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AliC:
Yeah. I need to better defend the workout hours. They are in my schedule, but when I can't find a time for a needed meeting they are sometimes suffering (already, in week 1...). Am going to be better at defending though, because like you I will be way productive having gotten the workout in!!
It's just so easy to put too much on my plate. Gotta get some of it off!
It's just so easy to put too much on my plate. Gotta get some of it off!
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