Time-saving Calendar tips You Need To Try

Your calendar is your most powerful tool for protecting yourself from massive overwhelm. Here's how to get control of it.
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[@yuanjyechong8834]

The opening sentence is spot on

[@torspedia]

I really need to get into time blocking, especially with the new academic year starting soon, but, as someone with ADHD I do find it hard to focus on tasks at specific times.
Sheffield Eagles are my RL team. 👍

[@Carl_Pullein]

The best way to start is to begin small. You could try 30 minutes in the morning blocked for something specific. As you develop the habits and routines, you can expand the time or frequency of blocks.

[@torspedia]

@@Carl_Pullein I'll try that, ta! 🙂

[@dodol.pandan]

hi, i wonder how u handle the unforeseen situation like sick and etc. i realized when i sick i nolonger able to cope with daily routine and when recovering i have to face the routine task that being pileup during i sick and also the work ?

[@BirgitSchultz]

I wonder why you don't reserve spots for coachings that cannot interfere with other time blocks? A tool like Tucalendi helps immensely. My coaching sessions can only be booked on Tuesdays and Thursday afternoons and when there's already time blocked, no one can book into that time.

[@Carl_Pullein]

Hi Brigit, All my coaching call time slots are through a scheduling service called Acuity. This way, my coaching calls are clearly separated from the times when I do my work.

[@hujack3747]

😂nice lesson, but how do we integrate tasks to the calendar when we do weekly planning? I’m currently relying on Todoist calendar view and duration of tasks but it’s quite the opposite to flexibility

[@Carl_Pullein]

You don't. There are far too many unknowns to accurately predict how long a task will take or even if it's still relevant on the day you plan to do it. Instead, develop your categories of work and use calendar blocks to do your categories. Then, use Todoist's labels to match your categories, and when the time comes, work from your daily category list.

[@georgiostsiokris5311]

an appointment with melissa havelock would be even bette, my friend

[@Carl_Pullein]

Ah, sadly she was busy doing some work in the Greek Islands for a Mr Columbo.

[@georgiostsiokris5311]

@@Carl_Pullein loooool, yo carl you are the man!! ps: i m greek!!

[@FrankieOver50]

Is this calendar FOR YOUR EYES ONLY? 😂

[@Carl_Pullein]

Hahaha absolutely. Well spotted 🙂

[@FrankieOver50]

@@Carl_Pullein 👍🏻😂

[@dodol.pandan]

hi, i wonder how u handle the unforeseen situation like sick and etc. i realized when i sick i nolonger able to cope with daily routine and when recovering i have to face the routine task that being pileup during i sick and also the work ?

[@Carl_Pullein]

The last time I was sick was five years ago. When that happened, I stopped everything and focused on my recovery. Work is never more important than health.
When I recovered, I found that around 70% of the stuff had sorted itself out, and the backlog took around two weeks to catch up. All I needed to do was add an extra thirty minutes to my communication and admin time to do that.