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I’m interested in what works for you.

(of course, here’s my version)
What I found personally, is that it’s better to work on a project in a row (“deep work”).
Scheduling time at task granularity introduces too much overhead.
Scheduling time at project or customer granularity is alright, though.
In practice, I’d say the best is a combination of SkedPal (planning) + FocusMate (inducing respect into plan) + Toggl (tracking time – are you respecting your plan?)
All of that, integrated using Make/Zapier/n8n (I’m still buliding mine)

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@sheik good stuff! Deep work style time blocking has definitely been effective for me in the past.

The current changes I’m making are on a day-to-day level–that is, these days I’ll be working for this client, this day, I’ll be working on TaskRatchet, etc.

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