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If anyone is interested in productivity tips, I might drop some here (with the disclaimer that this is stuff that works for me and it might not work for everyone)
I use time blocking to focus on tasks. I pair this with making a daily and weekly checklist. Each project I work on is broken up into portions. Each week I focus on one prioritized portion - and then I break that portion up into days (lol censored stuff is NDA work)
I also add a lot of buffer time between blocks. Anything that I can’t complete, I put into overflow the next day or on the last day of the week
I use this calendar alongside my weekly+daily checklist. Every morning, during breakfast, I list off the things I need to do for that day, assign them to the blocks and then prioritize them within the blocks
I know it might seem like a lot of upfront work, but it does make me focus on things a lot easier. As outdated as it is, Peter Drucker’s Effective Executive has some good points (I had to read his stuff for my MA in graphic communications and management)
