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Google’s Executive Productivity Advisor offers insights on how to
make the new way of work work for you, providing actionable steps
to optimize your productivity, accomplish more, prevent burnout,
and cultivate a harmonious work-life balance. Every day, tens of
thousands of Google employees, from executives to interns, rely on
Laura Mae Martin’s tips and best practices for how to make the
most of their time. Now, with Uptime, Laura brings her unique
approach to productivity and wellbeing to anyone who wants to be
more effective and experience “calm accomplishment” whether at
work, at school, or in their own personal lives. Laura began her
Google career in sales, but quickly carved out a niche for herself
as a productivity expert. For more than a decade, she’s been
coaching Google executives and employees on how to achieve a state
of “productivity Zen” — a holistic approach to conquering
everything from the avalanche of emails in their inboxes to
becoming the master of their own calendars and running excellent
meetings. Her strategies have been widely adopted from entry level
employees looking to amplify their individual impact to top
executives working across global teams. As many of us have moved to
a hybrid environment blending work and home, managing our time
efficiently and remaining productive is more important than ever.
In Uptime, Laura shows us how to thrive no matter where you’re
working with an approach she calls “calm accomplishment,” a
focus on your priorities with good systems, routines, and tactics
in place. Uptime explains how to make technology work for you and
make “productive Zen” your new normal. It’s a blueprint for
operating at the highest levels of productivity while enhancing
your own personal wellbeing.
This book investigates how actors organize in order to solve a
water quality problem. Research on the use of environmental
resources has mainly focused on the circumstances needed for users
to self-organize or to maintain an already sustainable way of
resource use. Few studies have investigated the reasons why actors
start to cooperate when they are faced with an environmental
problem. Actor networks in three regions of the Rhine catchment
area are scrutinized regarding a) actors' cooperation pattern when
managing an environmental problem; and b) the factors that trigger
actors in a common-pool resource situation to initiate cooperation.
Water quality policy is analysed in two European countries -
Germany and Luxembourg - and one non-European country - Switzerland
-, providing an overview of the distinctive measures applied in
these regions aiming to tackle the water quality problem of
micro-pollutants in river surface water. Applying the
social-ecological system framework (SESF) devised by E. Ostrom and
her colleagues and Social Network Analysis (SNA), the current book
combines qualitative and quantitative methods to answer the
question of why actors cooperate in the management process of an
environmental problem like water pollution.
This book investigates how actors organize in order to solve a
water quality problem. Research on the use of environmental
resources has mainly focused on the circumstances needed for users
to self-organize or to maintain an already sustainable way of
resource use. Few studies have investigated the reasons why actors
start to cooperate when they are faced with an environmental
problem. Actor networks in three regions of the Rhine catchment
area are scrutinized regarding a) actors' cooperation pattern when
managing an environmental problem; and b) the factors that trigger
actors in a common-pool resource situation to initiate cooperation.
Water quality policy is analysed in two European countries -
Germany and Luxembourg - and one non-European country - Switzerland
-, providing an overview of the distinctive measures applied in
these regions aiming to tackle the water quality problem of
micro-pollutants in river surface water. Applying the
social-ecological system framework (SESF) devised by E. Ostrom and
her colleagues and Social Network Analysis (SNA), the current book
combines qualitative and quantitative methods to answer the
question of why actors cooperate in the management process of an
environmental problem like water pollution.
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Laura Mae
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STANDARD EDITION: (50% of all royalties earned from the sale of
Woven Words is being donated to the National Coalition Against
Domestic Violence.) Contemporary themes, traditional style and
classic eloquence intertwine within these pages. Beautiful verse,
reminiscent of times past, comprise each poem. Poignant, compelling
& versatile works range from the tranquil musings of nature to
the depth & diversity of the human experience. B&W
Illustrations - 138 pages (Deluxe Edition, Lulu.com ID 103180, ISBN
1-4116-2270-7, Also Available)
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