When Productivity Theory Meets Practice

So on this show and in my books, I talk a lot about time management and attention management strategies. I don't spend enough time actually following up on what happens when my abstract ideas get implemented in the real world.

It goes beyond the title with direct discussion of like, time, work, including: I do this because I think in an age where we have increasingly powerful digital distractions and diversions pulling at our brains, we need to bring our A game if we're going to mai.

1. 01and the time blocking became a point of real conflict for him because he would schedule everything very granularly and inevitably, you know, meetings would run late
2. 02So, and then once we did that, it was like, okay, let's not rush to fill that up because maybe we're starting to see we can build in more buffer time, which is what ultimately ende
3. 03So we needed to be a little more intentional with putting in specific buffer time that was allowed to be for a meeting that was running late or commute time that took longer than h