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An Example Of Fluid Productivity

  • Focus hours: 5am-7am , 5pm-7pm (These hours will remain the same everyday)
  • Long Term Goals: Yoga for half hour, writing for half hour. (These activities can occur at any time other than focus hours. You might do writing in the evening one day or in the morning the other day.)
  • Finally the rest free time can be used for self care like hygene, or maybe playing games or watching YouTube.

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Productivity is often rigid. But can it be fluid?

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