You don't need time management. You need time re-imaginement.
Does time feel wild, overwhelming and unmanageable? Do you struggle with time management?
You are not alone.
There is a reason it hasn't worked: you can't manage time, but you can manage your experience of it. You can make time matter.
To make time matter requires two things: attention and intention.
I created the M.A.R.S. Framework to bring those two elements into the way we experience time.
It’s a beautifully simple replicable framework that leverages the power of collective action to make time matter, specifically within the container of 11 minutes.
Whether you have tiny tasks, tremendous ideas, un-played musical instruments, mountains of manuscripts, piles of papers that need to be tamed, poems stuck in your pen, or you just want to spend eleven minutes looking at the sky, there is so much that is possible in 11 minutes.
Ready to explore how?
We meet via Zoom in a small group, once a day, ever day to embark on an eleven minute mission. Each meeting is about an hour and packed with all sorts of useful, fascinating, and actionable time-centric info.
Why Eleven Minutes?
It takes a radio signal eleven minutes to travel between the Earth and Mars. As it turns out, that amount of time is a incredible increment to experiment, explore, and discover how much or how little you can do within it and transform your experience of time in the process.
Why Eleven Days?
Because building new habits and practices into our life is challenging. Doing one eleven minute mission every day for eleven days gives you enough momentum so you can maintain the practice once the mission ends.
Why Eleven People?
There is something magical about the small group. Our own wisdom is enriched and enhanced by the group. It is a chance to be supported, accountable, and inspired in a safe, kind, and welcoming environment.
Hi, I'm Jeanne Lambin
Coach, facilitator, storyteller, and anthropologist!
I’m obsessed with time and its many manifestations. I am the founder of The Human Imagination Project, a virtual space that exists to cultivate hope, nurture our collective imagination, and transform our relationship with time in order to imagine a new possible and create a new probable.
This is what started it all---->
Like many people, I was captivated by the landing of the Mars Perseverance Rover on February 18, 2021.
While watching the live stream I discovered that (based on the position of the planets at that time) it took eleven minutes for a radio signal to travel from Mars to Earth. This seemed so unreal, so impossibly possible.
Quite honestly I wanted to open my window and shout:
“CAN YOU BELIEVE IT TAKES ONLY ELEVEN MINUTES TO SEND A MESSAGE BETWEEN EARTH AND MARS. HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE?!”
It also got me thinking… what else might it be possible to accomplish in that amount of time?
I decided to bring a group of people together each day — for 11 days — to reimagine a little increment of time. And thus was born a grand experiment that invites people to reimagine their relationship with time and attention in 11-minute increments and in doing so, transform their experience of time.
Doing so helped me realize that managing time is not nearly as powerful (or productive or rewarding) as REIMAGINING it.
Because all of the productivity tools, habits, and practices to manage time don’t matter if you don’t have a good understanding of your experience of — and your relationship with — time. And It doesn’t matter if you’re productive if you don't give a f*ck about what you are producing.
To make time matter requires two things: attention and intention.
I created the M.A.R.S. Framework to bring those two elements into the way we experience time.
It’s a beautifully simple replicable framework that leverages the power of collective action to make time matter, specifically within the container of 11 minutes.
Whether you have tiny tasks, tremendous ideas, un-played musical instruments, mountains of manuscripts, piles of papers that need to be tamed, poems stuck in your pen, or you just want to spend eleven minutes looking at the sky, there is so much that is possible in 11 minutes.
Want inspiration, ideas, and complelling experiments to try in eleven minutes?
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