Giving every minute a job
Splitting a day that would otherwise be “eight hours of work, some of them productive” into dedicated blocks helps maximize the value of these hours.
Read full articleI have not met anyone that never said “I don’t have time for that”. So many of us are “too busy” to do the things we really care about.
It’s something else for everybody. Some want to start doing sports again. Others want to read more books. Still others want to hang out with their friends more often. If those activities are important to us, why do we not give them more space in our lives?
Work and other responsibilities get in the way. Long commutes, mindless bingewatching, “cleaning up” by moving things back and forth between the same two locations. That’s no way to live, but we can fix it.
I am working on a course that will help you make more time for the things you love. It’ll be a few weeks before it’s done, and I need your help to cover what you care about. If you can reply to this message with whatever comes to mind first on these two questions, I’ll have more to go on:
Thanks so much for your help!
PS: Finally adding a “courses”-entry to the navigation on my website probably sounds silly to most. This mockup gets me excited like you wouldn’t believe:
Splitting a day that would otherwise be “eight hours of work, some of them productive” into dedicated blocks helps maximize the value of these hours.
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