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Sue Wheeler

Time Blocking


Time Management Tips

One highly effective technique for taking control of your day is the use of time blocks.


By allocating specific time blocks for tasks and sticking to them while avoiding the trap of multitasking, you can help boost your efficiency and productivity.


So what are Time Blocks?


Time blocks are dedicated, uninterrupted periods of time during which you focus on a single task or a group of related tasks. The concept is simple: you allocate a specific chunk of time to work on a particular project, activity, or goal. During that time block, your sole focus is on that task, and you eliminate distractions and interruptions.


How to Implement Time Blocks:


1. Prioritise Tasks: Start by identifying your most important and time-sensitive tasks. These are the ones that will have the greatest impact on your goals or projects.


2. Set Clear Goals: For each time block, define a specific goal or outcome you want to achieve. Having a clear purpose for your time block helps maintain focus.


3. Allocate Time: Decide how much time you'll allocate to each time block. It can be as short as 25 minutes (Pomodoro Technique) or as long as several hours, depending on the nature of the task and your preferences.


4. Create a Schedule: Organise your day by scheduling time blocks for different tasks. Be realistic about how much time each task will take, and don't forget to include short breaks.


5. Eliminate Distractions: During a time block, turn off notifications, close unnecessary tabs on your computer and silence your mobile phone.


6. Stay Committed: Once you start a time block, commit to it. Avoid the temptation to switch tasks or multitask. Stay dedicated to the task at hand until the time block is over.


Start implementing time blocks and experience a positive shift in your productivity and overall well-being.


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