“Unlock Hidden Productivity: Tony Robbins Reveals 7 Tiny Habits That Could Transform Your Day!”
I’ve found this step especially helpful because it turns abstract tasks into a clear plan of action, complete with a start and end time.
I also build in buffers for unexpected hiccups. If I schedule two hours for a task, I might leave an additional 15 minutes free at the end.
That way, if something pops up—a coworker needs a quick favor, or my dog begs for an unplanned walk—I’m not completely thrown off.
My tasks feel more controlled, and I’m consistently reminded that each hour has a job to do.
