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1 — The 3x4 Method

1 — The 3x4 Method

In Four Thousand Weeks , Oliver Burkeman introduces people to the 3-3-3 Method.

According to Burkeman, you should split your working hours into three parts of three hours each.

  • Three hours for deep work on your most important project.
  • Three hours on smaller tasks that take less time and concentration.
  • And three hours for maintenance activities for when you feel tired.

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