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Intro to time blocking for editors
From the course: Post-Production Productivity
Intro to time blocking for editors
- [Instructor] With all of the advances in technology and the infinite number of ways that we can communicate today, it is a miracle that anything ever gets done. Ever. Between Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, news sites, YouTube, text messages, and especially hours a day of getting sucked into your email inbox, it can seem impossible to get any creative work done at all. In my opinion, the key to maintaining consistent levels of productivity and focus is working in what are called time blocks. I've written several lengthy blog posts about the concept of time blocking, and I even teach it at a much deeper level in my Optimize Yourself program. But the basic idea behind time blocking is that you set aside a specific period of time, and during that specific block you only do one creative task. A common amount of time would be 25 minutes on, and then you take a five or 10 minute break. So here are the basic steps to set…
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Organizing your daily and weekly calendar to avoid crunch time5m 24s
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Intro to time blocking for editors5m 12s
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Prioritizing notifications and minimizing distractions4m 33s
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Apps to help you time block5m 56s
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Browser extensions and apps to maximize focus5m 56s
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Saving time with TextExpander7m 54s
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Automating with Hazel6m 35s
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