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Time blocking is the division of time into specific blocks throughout your day.
Each block serves as a designated time frame to accomplish a specific goal, project, or task by zooming-in on that single item only.
At the core of this approach lays the dedicated prioritization.
Once a week, create a layout of the items on your to-do list for the week ahead and pencil a rough draft of your time blocks for each day.
With each passing day, review and adjust your weekly time blocks.
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An advanced version of task batching, for complex projects which usually require a high volume of work.
Day theming allows one to dedicate an entire day per week for such complex initiatives.
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Often confused with time blocking, timeboxing is actually an imposed limit on how much time you invest on any specific action item.
Such as “create two Facebook ads between 4pm to 6pm”.
Having a limited amount of time to work on a task commands attention to its due date and significantly increases the odds of making substantial progress.
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The best way to stick to it is to maintain this simplicity without over-thinking, so you’re able to dedicate the majority of your time to what really matters.
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