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How to build a flexible daily schedule that doesn’t threaten your sanity

Do you ever look at your day’s schedule and immediately feel anxious? Sure, it sounds less than ideal, but it’s the reality for a lot of high performers who feel required to map out their day down every 60-second increment, or those of us who consistently put more on our to-do list than is humanly […]

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Post-summer reset: How to rebuild routines without overwhelming yourself

If you’re feeling disoriented as summer ends, you’re not alone. Summer is a memory-making season, and a lot of that is because we let things slide. My kids’ bedtime became fluid when we were busy catching lightning bugs or watching The Parent Trap (for the 18th time). My work schedule wasn’t necessarily specific days and

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Digital minimalism, again, for real

If you’ve spent any time consuming productivity content in the last few years, you’ve likely been exposed to “digital minimalism” rhetoric. It’s all these proclamations that claim to be the be-all-and-end-all of healthy ways to navigate a world increasingly uncomfortably surrounded by screens. Monitoring screen time like a hawk. Keeping your phone in your pocket

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The DRY Principle: Templates, workflows, and processes that will save you hours of repetitive work

Don’t Repeat Yourself is one of the most basic (and powerful) pieces of time management advice. Here are a few key places you can create templates and workflows to weed out repetitive work and give you more time for the things that matter.

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