In order to remain organized and productive, I am developing the schedule for all of the tasks I desire to accomplish in the eight week duration of the portfolio project.
I feel that I have always been an organized person, especially as a student. I am the type to always carry a planner in my bookbag and write down deadlines, test dates and important events. Writing down all of my tasks and the dates of completion holds me accountable. Planning is a major reducer of stress in my life. It allows me to focus on the tasks at hand and have a school/life balance. Harvard Business School has communicated the importance of planning, outlining the provision of progress tracking to successfully accomplish a large task. Specifically with this portfolio project, it will allow me to effectively manage my time, directing the path toward the long term goal of completion.
Here is the link to my finalized schedule!
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One of the major tasks during this portfolio project is the editing process. I am comfortable to admit that I am not your best editor, so I prepare to do research regarding these editing aspects and a lot of it. Therefore, I have accommodated extra time to the editing process to account for this. Spring break arises as such a great opportunity to research components of editing as it will align with my period allocated to post- production, giving me a full week to learn the more technical/ advanced processes of editing so that I am familiarized and able to create a final production that I am proud of!
For the social media portions, I plan to post regularly and create a separate schedule for that entirely once the portfolio project is slightly more developed. For now, I have noted for myself that from week four and beyond I should post to the social media page regularly. Once I have an idea of the plan for the project, by next week, I will be able to accomodate for social media posting.
Of course as time progresses, there will be edits made to this schedule as I do plan to be slightly ahead of the schedule that I created-- never ever behind though!
- Lauren ♡
References:
Cote, M. (2020, June 16). Why is strategic planning important? Harvard Business School Online: Business Insights.
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