Time isn’t just something we track on a timer or clock; it’s something we feel and experience. Here are 3 ways to track time without a timer that will help you create a better quality of time.
5 Ways to Map Time
Time often feels esoteric and ephemeral. Like space, we exist within time, and therefore we can map it. Here are 5 ways to map time.
Why It’s Worth Commuting an Hour for a 15-Minute Meeting
In the age of Zoom, it might not seem efficient to commute an hour each way for a 15-minute meeting. Here are 3 reasons why it’s more effective.
You Have Less Time Than You Think
When planning how to allocate your time, it helps to start from a realistic assessment of the time you have available to allocate. The reality is that you have less time than you think.
5 Benefits of Context Switching for ADHD Productivity
Context switching might seem counter-productive, but it’s a strategy that can help you sustain your productivity over the course of a day and week. Here are 5 reasons to include it when time-blocking your schedule.
Context Switching: The Key to Effective Time Blocking
Context switching is a productivity strategy that will help you make the most of time blocking, especially if you have ADHD.
3 Crucial Factors for ADHDers to Consider When Time Blocking Your Schedule
For those of us with ADHD, getting things done is rarely as simple as “put it on your calendar, sit down at that time, and “just do it.” Here are 3 crucial factors for ADHDers to consider when time blocking your schedule.
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