The Productivity Girls' Night You Didn't Know You Needed
What better way to start the New Year than with the momentum of a Productivity Girls’ Night? What’s that, you may ask. You might have seen them on social media, but this type of party is just a fun hack (and an excuse to spend time with friends) to accomplish tasks that you may have been putting off. So send the invites, pour the drinks, and let’s start doing! Here’s how:
Create the Dress Code. Is it cozy loungewear, business casual, or the outfit that HR would fire you for? (This is completely optional, but helps add to the fun).
Everyone Brings Their Own “Procrastination List”
Ideas to suggest:Registering for passports
Updating a resume
Budget planning
Clearing 10k unread emails
Insurance renewals
Calendar setup for the year
Work admin tasks
Paying bills
Making appointments
Backing up photos
Going through online subscriptions and cancelling
3. Make It Fun with Mini Challenges
20-minute sprints to keep from stalling
Maybe switch tasks with another person for 15 minutes to give your brains a break
Have awards: “I Finally Did It” Award for the person who procrastinated the longest; The “Declutter Queen” for whoever deleted the most emails; The “Financial Glow-Up” for whoever completed the most money-related tasks, etc. This keeps it fun and motivating.
4. Make a Productivity Spread
To fuel all that hard work, provide plenty of snacks and drinks or have everyone bring something to share. What’s a girls’ night (even a productivity party) without snacks?
5. Get Teched Out
Make sure there are plenty of outlets for them to plug in laptops, phone chargers, or iPads.
A Productivity Girls’ Night is a fun, unique way to start off the year. It might be so fun that you’ll make it a habit! Either way, your future self will thank you.