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Surviving Community Organizing

Jessica [email protected]

@youngmetropoly

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Surviving Community Organizing

Jessica [email protected]

@youngmetropoly

*How to become an instigator of social change without burning out

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Surviving Community Organizing

Jessica [email protected]

@youngmetropoly

*How to become an instigator of social change without burning out**… and also occasionally having fun

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Surviving Community Organizing

Jessica [email protected]

@youngmetropoly

*How to become an instigator of social change without burning out**… and also occasionally having fun

Building &

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Poly Leader Intervention

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5 Keys to survival• A calendar• Lists• More lists• A Rolodex (aka “Little Black Book”)• A life

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Having a life (balance)• Body• Mind• Spirit• Social

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Body• Wellness

o Foodo Watero Sleepo Exerciseo Care for imbalances

• Pleasure

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Mind

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Spirituality

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Social

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5 Keys to survival• A calendar• Lists• More lists• A Rolodex (aka “Little Black Book”)• A life

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Calendar (Time Management)

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My example• 168 hours in a week (24 * 7)• 41 hours @ work• 6.25 hours commuting• 7 hours bathing/dressing/grooming• 5.25 hours eating (15 min/meal, 3 meals)• 5.25 hours cooking• 46.5 hours of sleep (bad Jess!)• 56.75 hours for mind/body/soul/social balance,

chores & obligations, community building/organizing…and playing on Twitter/FB

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Your best friend• Grid-based calendar

o Displays “blocks” of timeo Offline (paper) or online

• Block out essential activities• Schedule your “personal time”• Schedule your “project time”

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Your other best friend…

A Deadline!!!This gives you a date

that you can procrastinate towards ;)

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Word to the wise• Limit yourself to 1 major deadline in a week

(Work, personal, or otherwise)

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5 Keys to survival• A calendar• Lists• More lists• A Rolodex (aka “Little Black Book”)• A life

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Why have lists?• Necessary actions

(vs. extra ‘fluff’)• Less likely to become

distracted by side-items

• Less likely to procrastinate

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Why have MORE lists?• Delegation (who does what)• Future ideas• “Dead pool” (ideas that don’t work now, but could

work later)

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5 Keys to survival• A calendar• Lists• More lists• A Rolodex (aka “Little Black Book”)• A life

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Rolodex / Black Book(Personal Network)

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Polyamory Leadership Network

• 100 Poly Community Builders & Organizers• Diverse Backgrounds• Online Discussion Group• Polyamory Leadership Summits

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www.polyamoryleadershipnetwork.org

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Polyamory House Party Weekend

June 3-5, 2011• Loving More &

Modern Poly• Build community &

raise awareness• Find nearby events• Publicize own event

• Official Site Launch:April 1, 2011


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