Strategies to Break “Time Poverty”

Sponsored by Women of Hopkins

Too much to do?  Too little time? Join author and researcher Peggy Sullivan for an interactive workshop to understand and break your "time poverty" cycles.

The pattern of eat, work, sleep, repeat, is a silent addiction that’s draining individuals and organizations alike. More than three quarters of Americans suffer from a state of "time poverty" -- feeling like you never have enough time for what’s most important to you, living with constant hustle, and feeling burned out. This constant cycle leaves most feeling frustrated, and far from operating at their peak potential. 

Now more than ever, individuals need a clear, practical strategy to break through the busyness and turn "time poverty" into "time wealth". Learn how to achieve more by doing less.

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