I mentioned when I was talking about the Pomodoro technique that not always works. It depends on your task ( also depends on yourself of course). Some tasks are challenging to divide into 25 mins blocks.
What if instead, you block your time to some task instead to give a task some time?
We know who created the Pomodoro technique but I didn’t discover who invented the Time blocking one. I start using it after reading Cal Newport book “Deep work” but this method has been around for ages. One of the early adaptors was Benjamin Franklin by dividing his day into 6 blocks of time.
Time blocking is a time management technique that involves dividing your day into blocks of time and assigning specific tasks or activities to each block. This helps you stay focused and avoid distractions, and can be a powerful way to boost your productivity.
Here is a step-by-step guide to using time blocking to improve your productivity:
When using time block, you can increase focus and productivity and get more done in less time. In the same way with the Pomodoro technique or any other time management method, don’t be too hard on yourself, giving yourself time to adapt to a new technique. With patience and trial, you will get it to the point of maximum productivity.