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Most people try to solve overload by managing the calendar more aggressively. They rearrange meetings, build longer task lists, and push harder. But an open hour is not automatically a productive hour. The quality of the work depends on the energy, focus, and recovery available when that hour arrives.
Most people try to solve overload by managing the calendar more aggressively. They rearrange meetings, build longer task lists, and push harder. But an open hour is not automatically a productive hour. The quality of the work depends on the energy, focus, and recovery available when that hour arrives.