Draw a Smarter Day
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The document outlines a drawing exercise called 'draw a smarter day' aimed at helping individuals design a better day. Participants are encouraged to visualize their worst day, ideal day, and create a timeline of their activities, identifying blocks and barriers. Finally, they should come up with actionable solutions to improve their daily routines and implement changes.
Draw a Smarter Day
- 1. Share your results: @nokiaatwork and #smartereveryday Draw a smarter day exercise. In this drawing exercise, we’ll help you work out how you can design a better day. Don’t forget to share your drawings with us @NokiaatWork, or using #SmarterEveryday Draw your worst day page Draw your current day on this page. It might help to pick a recent day when things didn’t go as planned. Include rough sketches of all the things that happened, from when you woke up to when you went to sleep. It’s not a drawing competition, so don’t worry if you only draw stick men. Draw your perfect day page. Draw your ideal day from the moment you wake to the time you go to bed on this page. Include projects and ideas
- 2. Share your results: @nokiaatwork and #smartereveryday Draw a smarter day exercise. In this drawing exercise, we’ll help you work out how you can design a better day. Don’t forget to share your drawings with us @NokiaatWork, or using #SmarterEveryday Draw your timeline Grab your diary and use this page to create a timeline of a recent tough day. Write down all your main activities, including when you checked email, when you were in meetings, when you were travelling and when you were distracted or not getting anything productive done. Then map out the blocks and barriers that got in your way, like distractions and low 6.00am 9.00am
- 3. Share your results: @nokiaatwork and #smartereveryday Draw a smarter day exercise. Come up with solutions. Look back at the previous pages and think about what you can learn from them. Use this page to come up with ideas as to how you you can get around the blocks and barriers, and make your everyday look more like your perfect day. Split them into three categories: 1.Things you can do alone 2. Things you can do with others or your company 3. Things that you’d like to do, but might be audacious.
- 4. Share your results: @nokiaatwork and #smartereveryday Draw a smarter day exercise. Make your smarter day happen. Look back at your ideas and decide what changes you can commit to making - write them down in the space below. It could be a subtle change to the way you start everyday, introducing new software or tools, or even totally changing the way you work. Write down your changes here.