time management
Table of Contents
1. time management
1.1. How I Manage My Time - 10 Time Management Tips
1.1.1. We own all of our time
At any given moment you are doing what you most want to be doing
Your own time is entirely without your control
Instead of “I dont’t have time to do X”, you actively choose to do Y instead of X
1.1.2. Hell Yeah or No (Book)
https://sive.rs/n
Say yes to most of your days when you are young, then operate with a “Hell yeah” attitude.
Your default position is NO. If you doubt wheteher is important, then it is not
1.1.3. The Daily Highlight from Make Time (Book)
https://maketime.blog/
Every day decide one thing will be your highight of the day, the only thing you need to have done
Avoids drowning on your ToDo list
1.1.4. Use a ToDo list
Physical ToDo list, crossing out with physical pen feels nice
1.1.5. Time blocking
Put a block for it on your calendar (daily highlight is a good thing to always schedule)
1.1.6. Parkinson’s Law
1.1.7. Protected Time
For example, keep your mornings free if you are more productive in the morning
1.1.8. Delegation
How much does your time costs? Delegate stuff cheaper than that
1.1.9. Automate scheduling
https://calendly.com/ → coordinate with people on different timezones
1.1.10. The choice to be satisfied
It’s very easy to feel chronically disatisfied. It’s your choice to feel good with that you’ve done. It doesn’t change how much work you done, it only makes you feel bad. Therefore, you can choose to feel good about it
1.2. A New Way to Schedule Your Work Week
https://forge.medium.com/a-new-way-to-schedule-your-work-week-55cdf4b213e8
Plan your work week with back-up slots for unplanned work
Design your organization system for the worst version of yourself
1.3. How I Routinely Study With a Full Time Job when I’m TIRED
Time management is really focus management or attention management
Your focus is not spread equally on every minute, it depends on what you’ve done after and before
1.4. Sorted³ – Hyper-Scheduling
Hyper-scheduling is a foundational approach to add more focus to your day and minimize stress. The concept is simple: You have the flexibility to seamlessly adjust your plan as a team meeting goes over, or running an errand takes longer! Sorted³ empowers you to narrow down your focus to what you can get done at any given moment.
Reschedule all if X takes longer than you planned, dynamic planning
Some things have hard deadlines, should be fixed