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Rettig Teaches NYC How to Avoid Activist Burnout

by Olivia Lane
February 18, 2008 10:52pm
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Hillary Rettig

Hillary Rettig

This week, New Yorkers will have two chances to catch up with Hillary Rettig, author of The Lifelong Activist and The Little Guide To Beating Procrastination, Perfectionism and Blocks, a free E-book. The Boston based life coach and activist will lead workshops at NYU and The Fourth Universalist Society headquarters.

Titled "Living a Joyful and Productive Progressive Life," Rettig's seminar teaches activists how to avoid burnout. It will center on what she describes as the building blocks of a happy and productive life: mission management (to figure out your authentic goals and path); time management (so you can develop a schedule that helps you focus on your goals); and fear management (so you can get past procrastination, perfectionism and blocks to success).

Tuesday, February 19, 6:30-8pm. NYU, 60 Washington Square South, Room 405. A,B,C,D,E,F,V to West 4th Street. Hosted by NYU animal rights group SEAL and Farm Sanctuary. Free, but RSVP: campaignintern1@farmsanctuary.org.

Wednesday, February 20, 7-9pm. The Fourth Universalist Society, 160 Central Park West at 76th Street. B,C to 72nd Street. $10 suggested donation.
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    Comment by lokelani on February 28, 2008 4:20pm:

    I am looking for people to join a protest at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale on March 12, 2007 5pm against Ringling Bros. circus. I have leaflets-bring signs if interested.

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