There certainly is benefit in all these concepts. I acknowledge that. But, here is the downfall to letting time be the master of your day: it doesn’t guarantee the completeness or quality in how you use it. It simply limits how long you’ll be focused on something before it forcibly moves you to the next thing.
Here’s a better approach. Let your objective be your master and make time the measuring stick for how much more efficiently you can get things done. Sounds backwards, I know, but isn’t your goal to always finish the most important things to do, not just assign them a time slot and hope for the best? Read more »
