The new time block planner has a column that you can use for both metric tracking, if you want to track metrics on the weekend. So my Sunday box for this weekend is where I had the reminder that we were recording at 10 a.m. Under that, I have a pretty extensive weekend capture. And then the idea is when you get to the next week and you're making your weekly plan, and the weekly plan now faces the weekend pages right there.
One of the most popular (and widely forgotten) slogans of the ancient world was Festina Lente, or, “Make Haste Slowly.” In this episode, Cal looks deeper at what this phrase meant, and in doing so uncovers an ancient version of slow productivity.
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Today’s Deep Question: What can Octavian Caesar Augustus teach us about productivity? [5:37]
- How can I help my team move fast to slow productivity? [26:12]
- How do I figure out how long to spend on a task? [33:08]
- What’s up with Cal’s podcast album art? [38:14]
- Why is my partner so slow? [40:49]
- How does Cal’s Remarkable tablet change his working memory.txt habit? [46:23]
CASE STUDY: Not allowing work to dominate your life [53:28]
The 5 Book Cal Read in July 2023 [1:03:21]
Links:
bigthink.com/the-learning-curve/festina-lente/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festina_lente
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