1. Day Theming
- This type of time management is a great way for somebody who has multiple kinds of work to be done.
- Day theming works by dedicating a day of the week to each responsibility a person has.
- Dedicating a single day to a particular type of task allows you to create a reliable work pattern
- Thus, you limit the cognitive load of context switching.
" A study found that most people average only 3 minutes on a task before they switch to something else."
- Moreover, this allows you to lessen your decision making fatigue and lets you focus on the work of the day.
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