by Harold Taylor | Nov 4, 2023 | General Time Management
Oliver Berkeman, in his 2023 book, “Four Thousand Weeks,” says that surveys reliably show that “We feel more pressed for time than ever before.” He even mentions that a Dutch team suggested back in 2013 that busyness might be understated since many people are too busy...
by Harold Taylor | Oct 21, 2023 | General Time Management
In the book called The Power of When, author Michael Breus sheds new light on when to schedule our writing projects. We know that prime time is the time that we are at our peak energy level and alertness. Most of us believe that we should schedule our priority...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 21, 2023 | General Time Management, Writing
Michelangelo was a subtractive sculptor. He used a mallet and chisels and other tools to free a figure he visualized in a block of marble. It is the oldest form of sculpture, and many artists can visualize the finished piece of art in that block of granite or wood,...
by Harold Taylor | Jul 22, 2023 | General Time Management, Technology
I ended my last blog article with a joke that illustrated the challenges of texting to maintain clear communications. It was from an article by Diana Windingland, author of Small Talk, Big Results. Windingland expressed a concern for teens and young adults who may be...
by Harold Taylor | Jul 8, 2023 | General Time Management
In the last blog article, I suggested that we might be introducing too much technology into our lives too quickly. The smartphone has already replaced your family landline, your wristwatch, your camera, your calendar, your alarm clock, and even your calculator and TV...
by Harold Taylor | Jun 24, 2023 | General Time Management, Technology, The Brain
In my last blog article, I suggested cutting back on screen time and re-introducing more paper into your life. Of course, handwriting is slower, but for me that’s another benefit since it allows time to think while I write. From the time I decide what to write...
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