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This event happened on Mon, Jun 17, 2024
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601 Lovely Attendees
601 Lovely Attendees
South Orange, NJ, USA
Jake Kahana is designing the future of work. In 2016 he cofounded and branded Caveday, a company that has facilitated over 50,000 hours of deep work. Jake develops content for their global newsletter, public products, and corporate training program. He’s a founding US faculty member at The School of Life and teaches college courses in NYC.
He’s a globally recognized artist with work profiled in WIRED, FastCo, and The Huffington Post. As a creative director and brand consultant, his award-winning client work has been parodied on late night TV, hit the Reddit Top 10, is part of the MoMA permanent collection, and has been on his parents’ fridge since 1989.
Currently, Jake lives in South Orange, NJ with his wife and two kids.
About this FieldTrip
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In this one-hour virtual workshop, you’ll discover a new framework for understanding procrastination and boosting productivity. You’ll learn proven techniques from the experts at Caveday who lead the world’s most focused community. Through interactive prompts, you’ll discuss and define how procrastination shows up for you personally and how to overcome it.
Then, you’ll participate in a short, focused work sprint designed to help you tackle a task you’ve been putting off. You’ll leave with three clear, actionable strategies to overcome procrastination and take charge of your time.
Stop saying “later” and let’s learn to get focused… In The Cave.
âšWHAT TO EXPECT
âïž A new framework to explain how we approach our work, how it gets done, and the role that procrastination plays.âïž Identify your own patterns and indications of procrastination.
âïž Learn key strategies to overcome procrastination
âïž Use one of the strategies in a short work sprint (~10min) to actually accomplish something youâve been putting off.
ABOUT YOUR HOST
Jake Kahana is a co-founder of Caveday helping people focus, stay accountable, and improve their relationship to work. The global Caveday community has participated in over 100,000 hours of deep work âIn The Cave.â He leads Caveday’s content team, facilitating workshops and training for thousands of people every year.
In past careers, he’s created ad campaigns you’ve probably quoted, coded websites you’ve probably been to, designed billboards you’ve probably seen. He’s made VR films featured in WIRED, organized adventure clubs in NYC, taught in universities, painted murals, and more.
Heâs proud to have his work as part of the permanent collection at MoMA as well as his parents’ fridge since 1987.
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RECORDING STATUS
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What to expect
Lecture format!
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Real-time only!
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South Orange, NJ, USA
About Jake Kahana
Jake Kahana is designing the future of work. In 2016 he cofounded and branded Caveday, a company that has facilitated over 50,000 hours of deep work. Jake develops content for their global newsletter, public products, and corporate training program. He’s a founding US faculty member at The School of Life and teaches college courses in NYC.
He’s a globally recognized artist with work profiled in WIRED, FastCo, and The Huffington Post. As a creative director and brand consultant, his award-winning client work has been parodied on late night TV, hit the Reddit Top 10, is part of the MoMA permanent collection, and has been on his parents’ fridge since 1989.
Currently, Jake lives in South Orange, NJ with his wife and two kids.
Attendees
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Tracey Kessler
Artist & Interior Designer at TKID.
Chanelle Ranae
Sara Silletto
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Tara Reed
Illustrator and surface designer .
Anna Tahinci
Professor and Head of Art History at The Glassell School of Art, MFAH.
Lynsey Hirth
Steve Dunk
Creative Director / Designer at Reactor Art & Design.
Stephanie C.
Product Marketing .
Chelsea Woodmansee
Sophie Zhao-Bovay
CM Lausanne Host / Brand Communications.
Rachel Dortin
Outreach and Engagement Consultsnt at Encolor.
Taragh Bissett
Morgan Hart
Project Manager at Adjective & Co..
Pascale Cote
Creativity Guide at Dear Creative Mind.
Rebecca Cyr
Program Manager at Michelson Found Animals Foundation.
Jane Martin
Writer/Editor.
EstefanĂa ChĂĄvez
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