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147, 150 and 295. These are the three numbers that scare me every morning when it comes to time. 147 is the average number of emails a person receives a day. 150 is the number of times we check our phone a day. And 295 is an average number of decisions we make a day. How exhausting! Our brains are too busy, too wired and too stressed out to often focus on the decisions that matter. What do I recommend? I recommend chopping three things: choice, time and access.
2. Time: What's the counterintuitive way to have more time? Chopping time. What do I mean? Leverage Parkinson's Law -- that work rises to fill the time available for its completion -- and moving deadlines up earlier. Much earlier! From the end of the weekend to Friday night. From a month-long design schedule to getting it all done in one day without a single email or meeting.
Our work bucket earns us our third bucket. By structuring our time so that we're focused and investing our energy in a productive way, we earn and justify all the fun we have in our third bucket. Work provides this structure. Work pays for this structure! The question isn't"How do you achieving work/life balance?" For me it's"What are your spending your third bucket on?" Make sure it's something you love.Pasricha:
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