The Productive Phase I
For the following three weeks, follow the path you scheduled on the first day. But you might have made some optimistic plans.
Activities that should take one day might be longer. So you must work with two objectives:
- First, adjust your plan by analyzing the impact of the change and how much time you gained or lost. If you can anticipate other tasks from the to-do list, do it. Otherwise, fill the remaining time with activities from your second list.
- Second, improve your performance. Track what slows you don’t and what speeds you up. So you will schedule tasks better in the future.
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