Balance
It's crucial for peak performance.
Your Task Management System should help maintain balance, keeping stress and burnout at bay.
Remember, real life limits us to 7-10 tasks a day.
Plan for 4-6 hours of work daily, leaving 2-4 hours as buffer time for the unexpected.
We often overestimate our daily capabilities but underestimate our long-term potential.
Adjust your daily work to reality, ensuring everything is balanced within your week.
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