I basically calculate that - without lunch and coffee breaks - I have 3 hours of an average workday in which I can actually sit down and work. It doesn't give a lot of time for reflective thought, and that bothers me a little.
I'll be interested to hear what you have to say. There've been a lot of good lifehackerish posts on how to manage information, but so far, for me, it's come down to an art of skimming and trying to pick up on patterns in my various in and outboxes.
adamhouston
· 2 years ago
I only vaguely remember the Before Time when what you describe was not the norm for me. Hmmmm, don't suppose it could have anything to do with your brain being full from being COO, the International travel and, oh yeah, how old is your boy now :)
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I basically calculate that - without lunch and coffee breaks - I have 3 hours of an average workday in which I can actually sit down and work. It doesn't give a lot of time for reflective thought, and that bothers me a little.
I'll be interested to hear what you have to say. There've been a lot of good lifehackerish posts on how to manage information, but so far, for me, it's come down to an art of skimming and trying to pick up on patterns in my various in and outboxes.