Design Your New Year
Think Big, Map It Out, Make a Plan
A badass awesome new year doesn't just happen – we make it happen. Let's discuss:
- Reviewing your previous year
- What worked, what didn't – and why
- Define your values!
- Why we procrastinate and make excuses
- Setting goals
- Asking for help
- Don't forget the fun, pleasure, and awesomeness
- Getting buy-in from stakeholders
- What makes a good plan?
Your Instructor
Jennifer Dziura is the founder of GetBullish and the annual Bullish Conference. Feminist productivity badass, fueled on espresso and prosecco.
Course Curriculum
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StartWelcome to Design Your New Year (0:35)
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StartHow Long Will It Take? (1:02)
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StartEnd of Year Check In (1:11)
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StartDefine Your Values (2:04)
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StartPleasure and Awesomeness (1:57)
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StartTowards Your New Year (2:24)
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StartWho Can Help? (6:31)
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StartStakeholders (2:25)
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StartTo-Don't List (1:33)
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StartMaking Your Plan (3:53)
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StartHow it All Began (14:20)
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StartDealing with Fear (5:22)
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StartPrioritize (4:19)
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StartHabits (0:42)
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StartMoney (5:12)
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StartTime to get planning! (1:43)
"Design Your Year is a terrific way to set your sights on the coming year with gentlewomanly aplomb; I also appreciate what a focused (read: efficiently short) process it is. A+."
-Esme Weijun Wang
"Your workbook is both fun and thought-provoking - I have recommended both to at least ten people in the past month and am very likely to do so again next year."
- Kim S.
"This the third year in a row I've taken the Design Your (Year) minicourse – twice in person at the annual Bullish Conference, and now online – and each year it's had a profoundly beneficial effect on my ability to set goals, plan my time, and be productive. This year, while designing my 2017, I discovered that I had lost interest in some aspects of my professional life, which I honestly don't think I would have recognized had I not undertaken this rigorous process. This made it possible for me to free up many hours per week for more satisfying work. DY(Y) is the epitome of money and time well spent, and I could not recommend it more."
- Janice Erlbaum