Fully aligned! I've been the recipient of similar questions, having long managed three simultaneous careers in parallel, along with myriad side projects. Years ago, I read a book from the late Victorian era on time management. The author made the excellent point that what you get done in a day has far more to do with what you prioritize than how much 'time' you have. That made a marked impression on me.
I recently completed writing a book which incorporates a chapter on 'Momentum Multipliers'; very much in line with the ideas in this post. Some time ago, I recognized a throughline across the various projects I was prioritizing. I decided to do what I could to optimize and amplify that throughline, and began to experiment with how much momentum I could derive from it without *adding* anything to my workload.
Results from the lab: it works.
I'd love to send you a book if you're interested.
Thank you for continuing to prioritize time to share stoicism with us. I find something that resonates with me in every post, and am very grateful for the time and effort you devote here.
This subject is exactly what I have needed to find to reset my life and my time in a more meaningful way.
Fully aligned! I've been the recipient of similar questions, having long managed three simultaneous careers in parallel, along with myriad side projects. Years ago, I read a book from the late Victorian era on time management. The author made the excellent point that what you get done in a day has far more to do with what you prioritize than how much 'time' you have. That made a marked impression on me.
I recently completed writing a book which incorporates a chapter on 'Momentum Multipliers'; very much in line with the ideas in this post. Some time ago, I recognized a throughline across the various projects I was prioritizing. I decided to do what I could to optimize and amplify that throughline, and began to experiment with how much momentum I could derive from it without *adding* anything to my workload.
Results from the lab: it works.
I'd love to send you a book if you're interested.
Thank you for continuing to prioritize time to share stoicism with us. I find something that resonates with me in every post, and am very grateful for the time and effort you devote here.