I bounced around a lot today trying to get the timely things done during "normal" business hours. The production schedule creation made it to the end of the list, but it got done. Being all over the place (thought process and action items) proved that some order needed to be implemented. Given the nature of just about everyone being online at this time, it is easy to lose track of time and also expect that people should be available when "I" need them. Boundaries need to be respected. In order to do this, I need to set my own boundaries. Anyone who doesn't have boundaries set right now, I encourage you to do so. Just because we are home, doesn't mean we aren't busy doing a million things. I'd venture to guess that working from home, most of us are busier than we have ever been. I think the switch is somewhat like people in retirement I hear say, "I don't know where the time goes. I just can't seem to get everything done."

• Read, Organized, and Responded to emails
• Worked on old and new time sensitive staffing changes
• Connected with ESCU's IR person who supplied me with a spreadsheet and an offer to help more as needed
• Phone Meeting/Interview with Video Industry contact
• Phone meeting with LABSS Dean
• Phone Meeting/Interview with soon to be grad/already newly employed in the field (Video Production)
• Coordinated interaction between and supplied materials to the individuals (SMEs) who are working on audio courses
• Created working copy of a viable production schedule