Comments on: Time Management: How Many Hours Can You Fit In One Day?

By: Joe Bulger

Joe Bulger — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:19:28 +0000

I’m such a project driven guy. Focus is my strength, and weakness. Once I lock on to something, nothing else exists.

My solution? I surround myself with organized people, so I don’t have to be.

Joe
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By: Kristjan-Olari Leping

Kristjan-Olari Leping — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 14:24:35 +0000

I think it is better to make your daily schedule in the end of the day in comparion to do it in the morning. If you have a clear plan about the next day in your mind before you go to sleep then you can visulalize that day in your mind. When you wake up in the morning then you will know exactly what and when should you do. If you start planning your day in the morning then it you will spend the most productive working hours on it (at least for me the first hours in the morning are the best for quality work) and it is really difficult to get going if you do not know in the morning what you are supposed to do today
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By: Harry

Harry — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 05:13:03 +0000

@Laura: Pulling all nighters was a nasty habit I picked up in college. In fact, it was often worn as a badge of honor among the students. I guess when you’re young you don’t see the effects as readily as you do later on in life. I mean, hey, I’m no doddering old geezer, but I’m far from what I was twenty years ago. That tactic is self-defeating and by the time you realize the toll it’s taking, it’s already too late.

My days cycle now. James is still trying to get me used to waking up early, and some days I don’t have a problem with it. Other days, I need an extra hour or two (although I believe he’s struck a deal with one of my cats to make sure I’m awake at 3 every morning). I just take it as it comes now, shift my schedule around a little and still manage to get everything done in a timely manner without feeling like I’m trying to pump water from a dry well.

By: Laura

Laura — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 03:08:33 +0000

These are great tips for managing a busy schedule. I especially like #3. I think that a lot of freelancers end up burning the candle on both ends either because they don’t ask enough questions, or because they underestimate the amount of work to be done. One thing I discovered about pulling all-nighters – they are generally self-defeating in a very short time. What I mean is, after I’ve gone without sleep for a certain number of hours I find myself working much slower than I normally would. It can become a vicious cycle.

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By: Harry

Harry — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 01:30:32 +0000

I’ll frequently do my research the night before to have it all ready to go the next day. I’m telling you, this planning things out really works. The only problem is when I have huge chunks of time left over I wonder if there’s something I forgot. It’s an effort to walk away from the computer knowing it’s okay to leave something for tomorrow. If that’s the worst I have to get used to, it can’t be all that bad.