Try these time management tips.
There are many different ways to manage your time.
But choosing the right strategy — for you — can be a game changer. Here are a few approaches to try out:
1. Time boxing: Schedule time in your calendar for specific tasks.
2. Time Blocking: Similar to time boxing, this involves allocating time just for yourself to ensure nothing interrupts your flow.
3. Working with a friend: This can be done in person or virtually. Sometimes it’s more fun to work alongside a friend, and you can keep each other accountable.
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Adapted from “3 Practical Ways to Be More Productive”, by Ian Daley and “What’s the #1 Productivity Tool? For Me, It’s Timeboxing.”, by Neha Kirpalani
But choosing the right strategy — for you — can be a game changer. Here are a few approaches to try out:
1. Time boxing: Schedule time in your calendar for specific tasks.
2. Time Blocking: Similar to time boxing, this involves allocating time just for yourself to ensure nothing interrupts your flow.
3. Working with a friend: This can be done in person or virtually. Sometimes it’s more fun to work alongside a friend, and you can keep each other accountable.
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Adapted from “3 Practical Ways to Be More Productive”, by Ian Daley and “What’s the #1 Productivity Tool? For Me, It’s Timeboxing.”, by Neha Kirpalani
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