When I worked in corporate world, I learned the art of time blocking.
Actually, in middle and high school this concept was introduced through
classes being structured to a similar schedule; we had A and B days
and instead of taking 6 classes every day for a shorter duration, we took three each day, alternating which three, for longer periods of time. To surmise, I’ve implemented this approach for well over 20 years now! #YouKnowHowIKnowYoureInYour30s #YouReferenceThingsIn20YearIncrements.
Anyhowwww...since I transitioned to work for myself from home, I’ve created a time blocking schedule here as well. It’s typically much more flexible than any other time blocking I’ve been part of, but it’s a good system. When you know what you’re going to do or at least have an idea to begin your day, I find it works well and let’s me start out focused even on days I wake up feeling less than on my game.
It’s funny looking back, I never realized in 7th grade block classes, it would begin to shape my time management and scheduling abilities. It’s only gotten better with time too; I love taking an extended lunch to cook fresh deliciousness every so often. Perks of being the boss I suppose.
You gotta give what you got, take up your own time wisely
Anyhowwww...since I transitioned to work for myself from home, I’ve created a time blocking schedule here as well. It’s typically much more flexible than any other time blocking I’ve been part of, but it’s a good system. When you know what you’re going to do or at least have an idea to begin your day, I find it works well and let’s me start out focused even on days I wake up feeling less than on my game.
It’s funny looking back, I never realized in 7th grade block classes, it would begin to shape my time management and scheduling abilities. It’s only gotten better with time too; I love taking an extended lunch to cook fresh deliciousness every so often. Perks of being the boss I suppose.
You gotta give what you got, take up your own time wisely
mkh
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