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Many people use to-do lists without considering the amount of time it takes to complete a task.
Practice "timeboxing" your schedule: assigning a maximum amount of time for an activity. It can help give context and limits to ambiguous tasks.
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Timeboxing
Timeboxing is allocating a pre-determined amount of time to finish a given activity. It encourages you to find more efficient ways to finish tasks.
3. Time Boxing
- Time Boxing follows the idea of allocating a defined amount of time in advance to an activity
- And then complete the activity within the time frame you defined.
- The “time box” that you define ensures that you work efficiently
- Because you only have a limited time to c...
Using lists
Make a to-do list every day and use that to organize the most important tasks for you to complete that day.
Lists help to organize what must be done and give you a sense of time management as well.
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