time_management – ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

Paper Journal for Reflection and Habit Change

2024-02-12

Even in a digital age, there are good arguments for using a Paper Journal.
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Keeping Your Head Clear in the Morning

2023-12-03

Simple (but not easy) effective method to keep the head free in the morning.
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Seeing half a year in advance for a digital-paper-like calendar

2023-10-11

Useful addition to a digital paper-like calendar: six-month overview page.
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Simple Three Tasks Time Blocking Day Page

2023-05-06

Combining Three Tasks with Newport's Time-Block Planning on an e-ink Tablet.
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Getting up Early in the Morning

2023-05-06

Using an old fashioned alarm clock it is really helpful to get out of bed early in the morning, and getting up early has a few other benefits.
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Obsidian Prepared Daily Notes

2023-02-05

Why create a new note each and every day, when you can prepare notes for each and every day, kinda like the pages of a Bullet Journal.
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Changing Work-Life Balance and Calendar Time Management

2023-02-05

Trying to spend less time at work, with mixed results. However, using the calendar for when to go home works out pretty well.
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Old-fashioned Alarm Clock

2023-02-05

Sometimes old technology is the most ... effective.
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Dissertation Time — It’s a marathon, not interval training

2022-12-15

Short comment why «one day in the week for the dissertation/PhD thesis» likely will not work (well).
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Punctuality

2022-12-14

Strange how conceptions of punctuality have changed in an age of instant communication.
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