Time Chunking Will Double Your Productivity
The time-management technique that helped me establish a routine and reignited my confidence.
Productivity is quite personal.
The concept of productivity is unique to each of us, but the principle stays the same — just how effective are we at getting stuff done?
Being productive gives us a sense of achievement and forward progress.
I’d been a list person my entire life — assuming us “list people” were basically productivity geniuses because we know how to create lists and cross shit out.
But what happens when we’re doing everything on our list — and we’re barely holding it together — still feeling like we’re spinning our wheels? Or, what about those days we accomplish only half of our very detailed to-do list?
If you’re like me, that’s when we scrap the original list and create a new one for the rest of our day — convinced the first one was far too aggressive.
When we made that list this morning — how on earth did we think we’d be able to get all of that done?
If we’re honest — our list-making makes us feel productive — but just creating lists of tasks isn’t providing us with the critical time-management we need to actually get it…
