Craft Your ‘Anti-Schedule’: The Flexible Time Management Tool for Unpredictable Days
Build an anti-schedule: book fixed commitments and one or two focus blocks, leave buffers for interruptions, and keep unpredictable days from collapsing.
Time management is less about squeezing more into your day and more about deciding what deserves your attention in the first place.
Build an anti-schedule: book fixed commitments and one or two focus blocks, leave buffers for interruptions, and keep unpredictable days from collapsing.
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