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Practice being a ‘Satisficer’ instead of a ‘Maximiser’

Maximizers try to make a choice that will give the maximum benefit later on.
Satisficers make choices according to their set of current criteria. Nothing more.

Trying to maximize every day will lead to more time anxiety. Instead, use your time well-spent activities and decide on what fits your time best now**.**

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RESCUETIME

Time Anxiety: How to deal with feeling that there's "never enough time"

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