Time Management

Time management is the practice of allocating finite hours to tasks in line with priorities and constraints.

It is less about stuffing more into the day and more about protecting focus, sequencing commitments and designing sustainable rhythms.
It uses tools like time boxing, task batching, single-tasking, calendars, and checklists to translate goals into scheduled work.
Without clear priorities, activity expands to fill time (see Parkinson's Law) and shallow work crowds out deep progress.

Strong time management also depends on self‑management, so the calendar reflects what matters rather than only what's urgent. Measure effectiveness by outcomes and momentum, not busyness.