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What’s your strategy for your time?

By: David Werdiger
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Jul 27
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What’s your strategy for your time?
 
I pondered that question for years.
 
I had habits. I had a Sabbath practice that gave me one day a week of real structure. But a time strategy? That, I didn’t have.
 
So I spent the last several months building something to close that gap.
 
This new course draws on the same Sabbath practice—stripped of anything religious—and rebuilds it as a framework for anyone whose calendar already belongs to other people.
 
It’s not a productivity system. It’s about building a personal strategy for time: structure, a few firm boundaries, and a rhythm that survives contact with a busy life.
 
Most of us wouldn’t dream of going without a financial plan. Yet we let our time run on autopilot, as if it will always be there when we’re ready to use it well.
 
If that question landed for you, this course is for you.
 

 

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Productivity culture runs like a hamster wheel. It just keeps running, at the same pace, going nowhere.

Do you manage your time like a hamster wheel or do you put a training program in place and find time to rest?

There's a scene in "Mad Men" where Don Draper is asked what he thought about Hawaii, and instead of talking about beaches, he talks about becoming someone else. Not a version of himself with better tan lines and a Mai Tai. A different person. One who, for a few days, didn't miss

I recently took one of the best holidays of my life, and I never left the resort.

Turns out the destination is beside the point. What you're actually chasing is a change of pace, and if your holiday runs on the same schedule as your working week, you've just moved the treadmill

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