The Future of My Work
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Leslie A. Bradshaw envisions the future of work as a holistic experience that prioritizes connection to nature, mindfulness, and creativity, moving away from traditional office environments and excessive technology use. Emphasizing rituals and past experiences, the future of work involves hands-on activities and a harmonious relationship with the environment. This personal vision reflects a desire for a more fulfilling and balanced approach to professional life.
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[my] work
an exploration
by Leslie A. Bradshaw
June 2022](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/thefutureofmyworkbylesliebradshaw-june2022-220614203959-8a244dcb/85/The-Future-of-My-Work-1-320.jpg)
The Future of My Work
- 1. the future of [my] work an exploration by Leslie A. Bradshaw June 2022
- 2. The future of my work is working in four dimensions, with six senses. The future of my work is working in four dimensions, with six senses.
- 3. The future of my work is directing my lunch money away from $14 salads, towards food trucks powered by entrepreneurial immigrants and graduates of schooling who want to make vegan carrot fries in lieu of a desk job.
- 4. The future of my work slows me down long enough to realize I have rituals tucked away (hidden in plain sight; hidden in the Rx’ing and go faster’ing multiplied by mach one Accelerating you know, like when you were tripl3 digit startup scaling). And when I slow down, the beauty of my color-coding, time-stamping, and cross-referencing pulls back a red velvet rope to the Narnia of my mind.
- 5. The future of my work sees that I secure my oxygen mask and spend an awful lot of allotted time outside in nature so that my eyes are not so strained and my schedule is not so jammed so that the things that matter don't get canceled on ever again.
- 6. The future of my work is neither contained on nor solely breathed through… a computer; a screen; anything Matrixed; anything that ?attens nuances, or aims to trick my senses.
- 7. The future of my work is rhythmic with nature. I no longer have to amp myself up with dozens of milligrams of caffeine to jump start my brain. I rise with the sun.
- 8. In the future, my work ?ows from an aligned body and mind. I work with my hands in real deal three-dee. I work the land, no need to debate 8k vs. 4k technologies (oh geez). I respect the land and animals with the heart of my ancestors. I am not above nature, here to control it. I am one with it. I empathize, I know it. It's not just about: grow, grow, GROW IT!
- 9. The future of my work takes me back in time to what worked so well in college (quiet, focus, depth, passion), in collage'ing, ?ower-arranging… storyboarding with notecards, 2005 Dr. John McLaughin'ing.
- 10. For my future to work, it's gotta be Pressed ?owers and papier-m?ché'ing, 1987 Mary Ellen Peterson'ing.
- 11. For my future to work, it's gotta be Student leadership-running, TI-84-programming, tank-top-strap-ban countering with ACLU armed arms, take-it-to-the Office Max'ed poster'ing, JCHS Leslie Ann Squared dream-teaming.
- 12. For my future to work, it's gotta be Servant-heart-serving, prom-plane co-piloting, 4H sheep-raising, Kenny G sax-playing, no-saddle intuitive-rider-riding.
- 13. For my future to work, it's gotta be Researching, writing, bright-light-shining around that which mattered then and now even more, mourning to morning.
- 14. This may not be the future of everyone’s work. But it’s my future, to make it work.