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Commit. Initial buy-in and agreement to abide by the covenant is crucial. Increased investment by group members in the creation and continued development of the agreement increases their ownership of the group and its purpose. Review the Covenant Regularly: Revisiting and revising the agreement helps check the health of the group. Ask questions like, “Where are we doing well?”, “What needs improvement?”, “Where does our agreement need to change?” Share: Newcomers should be made aware of the group covenant. Distribute the agreement to new participants before or after their first visit. Logistics Start and end on time Frequency of meetings Length of time Hosting/Location Childcare Absences/Attendance Values Healthy group Confidentiality Respect for others Good listening habits Purposes Shared participation Shared ownership Service Study Expectations Multiplying
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Commit. Have you completed everything on the ‘Must Do Today List’? If not, reflect upon why this hasn’t worked? Is your strategy still correct? Did you prioritise correctly? Did you allocate enough time to each task you booked in? Perhaps you are procrastinating and working on the easy hits rather that the priorities? If so maybe you should ‘eat the frog’ or deal with the most challenging task of your day first? Maybe you need to work on a new daily routine? Did you feel ready for a day of work by waking up on time, getting washed and dressed; exercised; had breakfast and ticked off one or more home-life priorities before you start work? Creating a new morning routine can be your ‘fake commute’. Do you need to build in energisers during the day? A quick stretch, breath of fresh air and a healthy snack can help you press the reset button. A good way to stay motivated is to also spend a moment at the end of the day to look at everything you have achieved that day and see how completing some urgent tasks have helped you get that one step closer to achieving your goals. Working from home is not all about challenge. Reflect upon the positives it brings, for example, you have a flexible job; you can make a cooked lunch; and being more sustainable by avoiding the daily commute. Appreciating the good things in life will help you feel more motivated. University of Exeter student and vlogger ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ has some great top tips on being productive especially managing work and study commitments.