Conferences can inspire, activate or redirecting our thinking in our work. But in the end, go home and get exceeded. Work and new ideas, new contacts, and groups to participate, new projects-and then dump that bag there, get laundry, start making dinner again! What makes easier?
Use downtime to organize.
Organize as much of your follow-up so that you can reasonably, while on the train or plane or car to return to your world. In Congress, maintains separate lists: one week follow-up after the Conference, within one month; ideas that I want to try, send e-mail messages. Use separate pages from your laptop, notes mark with icons (using "e" which means "writing" someone, for example) ... In addition to whatever tool you use for your "to do".
This means that when your return is sorted. Facilitate prioritization and deadlines, in the context of the work you have to do. If you might find time to do this, the block of time in your calendar after the Conference to do the questioning yourself. Or contact the accountability partner or colleague and run through ideas together. Make a date with someone else if you're convinced you'll create time to do it yourself.
Use what you know.
If you have the usual ' to do ' list is in the paper, and this list with you and write it directly so that there is no effort integration when you return. If you've got an iPhone or BlackBerry (or other tool), preserving your existing e-mail messages are sent to yourself, or use your website to perform the application. So while in session to close out mentally and move to the next meeting.
Objective the Elimination of the transfer of information from "during your travel list" to do list.
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With too much on your list, you'll probably feel overwhelmed. You can already busy, isn't it? Be wise. Be clear about your goals, and run them against target goals; move forward? Be clear about what is frankly a realistic idea you think would implement, for ideas that sounded cool or useful, but do not belong to your list anyway.
Easy return to normal life.
Ban on your first day again, or at least this morning. Take any sub for clients or a store or restaurant. Give your body and your mind time to close out time and time to prepare for your next week. Remember last Conference-this snowball out of control quickly. Take small steps forward. This is not something we do very often, so create and remember a useful subroutine.
Establish yourself for only a few hours at the beginning of your first week gives you back a mile more productive this week. Or if you are prone to get sick when you wear yourself this time will be healthier. Just as you change your watch when you enter a new time zone, use actions to re-enter real life again. Examples are: a weekly review, unloading and get the laundry done immediately, restaurants is your first night.
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