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"According to psychologist Ron Friedman, the first three hours of your day are your most precious for maximized productivity." This is tough for me, because I
by aesthetics1 9y ago
"According to psychologist Ron Friedman, the first three hours of your day are your most precious for maximized productivity."
This is tough for me, because I find that I am most productive during my last 3 hours of the typical 8-5 workday. I am a bit of a zombie in the morning and don't find myself really slipping into my groove until around 10-11am. Unfortunately government jobs do not offer a flexible schedule, so I have never been able to work when I feel I am most productive.
- pmoriarty 9y agoFirst hour of the day for me is waking up and getting ready to go to work. Second hour is commuting to work. Third hour is just catching up on all my email, handling emergencies, talking to colleagues, attending meetings, and figuring out what I'm going to actually do for the rest of the day. Then, if I'm lucky, I might actually get to concentrate on a project, but by then those first three critical hours are gone.