Need More Time? Use This!

Last week I wrote about the ways to cope mentally with a surplus of time, but what if you actually wish you had more time? If you’re like me, working from home exclusively and indefinitely is a total life adjustment. 

Sure, working from home gives you more time in theoretically, but it doesn’t literally give you with more time during the workday. You likely have all the same obligations and expectations you usually have at work with newly imposed limits in varying forms like physical space, privacy, or adjusting to a totally different work environment.

At home you have an influx of new distractions, such as pets, roommates, noisy neighbors (and these are just the distractions you don't have control over). We are treading uncharted water in these unprecedented times, and I find that in order to keep sane, it's important to focus on what you can control. 

I created the Daily Schedule as a means of putting myself back in charge of my day, because I felt like time was simply slipping away when I wasn't staying on top of how I was spending it. 

"Either you run the day, or the day runs you" - Jim Roth

The Daily Schedule I created features a section for you to write down your top priorities for the day, as well as scheduling blocks and a notes section. I find that this simple printout was enough to keep me focused without acting as another unnecessary distraction.

See how people are using their daily schedules to create more time by following #AZdailyschedule

Go to AllisonZiggy.com and scroll down to start using yours today!

xoxo, 

Allison