7/ What is time-blocking?

It's a time management technique that allows you to divide your workday/week, into smaller time blocks.
Each block must have the goal of completing a specific task.
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8/ These blocks should be separated at least a week in advance and should be constantly reviewed to make sure they're working as expected.

Having your schedule planned ahead leaves you with only one responsibility: sticking to it.

9/ Time-blocking works because it makes you focus deeply on one thing at a time. Being mindful and having organized timings to do everything you need/like to do, results in being more productive.

10/ Also, this exercise makes you aware of how you're spending your time. Plus, it helps you fit in important work as well as the urgent.

11/ A personal recommendation is that you make sure your team/peers/managers know your schedule. This way they can respect it, and it will be easier to follow.

Also, adjust it with them to fulfill both needs. Maybe they can jump in on this trend, too.

12/ There are other variations like time boxing and day blocking, we can talk about those another day, or you can read more here: https://todoist.com/productivity-methods/time-blocking