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event-icon Personal Excellence Programme

Thriving in the digital age: Strategies for productivity and wellbeing

event date May 20, 2026 event timing 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Virtual Members: FREE Non-Members: £10

Event overview

In today’s always-on world, digital overload is quietly draining performance, focus and wellbeing. This energising, practical session helps professional women reset unhelpful habits, reclaim control of their time, and build smarter ways of working. Walk away with tools to boost productivity, protect boundaries and thrive without burnout.

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£10.00

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About this event

In this action-packed session, attendees will learn why current digital habits don’t serve them or the business, and discover practical solutions to break free from energy-draining behaviours and build ones that fuel better performance and wellbeing.

We’ll unpack challenges that are unique to women in our “always-on” world and go over tools and tactics to overcome them.

 

 

user-icon Participants will learn how to

  • Shift communication norms to reclaim time during the workday

  • Minimise digital interruptions

  • Protect uninterrupted focus

  • Establish clear boundaries between work and personal life

Our speaker

Eliza Krigman

Eliza Krigman is the founder and CEO of Tech With Intention. She helps employees boost productivity and avoid burnout by reshaping communication norms and cultivating healthier digital habits. She also leads a North London chapter of the Smartphone Free Childhood campaign.

A former tech journalist and Gartner analyst, Eliza spent 20 years following the intersection of technology and society. She brings deep insight into the digital forces shaping our daily lives and offers practical, actionable solutions to today’s complex tech challenges. Her work has been published in The New York TimesThe Washington Post, and Politico, and she has appeared on national television in both the U.K. and the U.S., including the BBC.

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