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Mentioned in 17 episodes
168 hours
You Have More Time Than You Think
Book • 2010
In '168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think,' Laura Vanderkam challenges the common narrative that people are starved for time.
After interviewing dozens of successful and happy individuals, she found that they allocate their time differently, prioritizing important activities over lesser ones.
The book provides strategies for optimizing time use, such as logging your time, focusing on core competencies, outsourcing non-essential tasks, and making the most of downtime.
Vanderkam argues that with careful planning and discipline, it is possible to sleep eight hours a night, exercise regularly, pursue hobbies, and maintain quality time for work, family, and other important aspects of life.
After interviewing dozens of successful and happy individuals, she found that they allocate their time differently, prioritizing important activities over lesser ones.
The book provides strategies for optimizing time use, such as logging your time, focusing on core competencies, outsourcing non-essential tasks, and making the most of downtime.
Vanderkam argues that with careful planning and discipline, it is possible to sleep eight hours a night, exercise regularly, pursue hobbies, and maintain quality time for work, family, and other important aspects of life.
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Mentioned in 17 episodes
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as one of the author's previous books on time management.


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as a book that highlights how people have more time than they think.

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as a resource for understanding household productivity.


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Ep. 32: Habit Tune-Up: Tracking Deliberate Practice, Getting Over the Fact Work is Hard, and Taming the Emotional Rigors of Depth
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al hablar de la importancia de rastrear el tiempo para estimar con precisión cuánto tiempo lleva cada tarea.


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as one of 

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as a resource for managing household tasks and outsourcing.


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as a source for the day's tip on split shifts.


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for its insights on productivity and household administration.


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Ep. 150: LISTENER CALLS: Finding More Family Time
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as being helpful to manage her schedule during her monastic training.

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as the source of today's tip about focusing leisure time.


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Focus your leisure time
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for thinking about time and schedules on a weekly basis instead of just daily.


Anna Dearmon Kornick

121 | Overwhelmed? How to Build Your Ideal Week with Anna Dearmon Kornick
Mentioned as the source of today's tip on being ready to ride the wave.

Be ready to ride the wave
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as a resource for managing time within family life.


Cal Newport

Ep. 145: Is the Deep Life Compatible with Serving Humanity?
Mentioned by Gretchen when referencing her friend, Laura Vanderkam, a time use expert who has written several great books on how to make the best use of time.

Ep. 555: Invest in Tools, an Orange Theory Hack & a Sobering Fact about Books
Mentioned by Gretchen when referencing her friend, Laura Vanderkam, a time use expert who has written several great books on how to make the best use of time.

Ep. 555: Invest in Tools, an Orange Theory Hack & a Sobering Fact about Books
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as a book he read that is similar to "The 12 Week Year."


Bob Reynolds

73: Productivity and Art with Bob Reynolds