1. List “Time-Wasters”

What do you do when you’re waiting in the doctor’s office or headed home on the train? If you’re staring out the window, you’re wasting valuable time. Instead, you could be sending emails or brainstorming and taking notes on your next project at work or school. You could even use this dead time t...

1. Know your high-level priorities and goals.
2. Start creating blocks for your time outside of work (morning routines, time with family/friends etc.)
3. Schedule your most meaningful work for when your energy and attention naturally peak.
4. Add blocks for reactive tasks each da...

We all know how paralyzing it can be to start a big project or tackl e a crazy to-do list. So don’t overwhelm yourself with a massive task list! Give yourself 3 to 5 important items that you need to accomplish in one day, and focus on those. If you get them done early, you can always add a few mo...