Plan Your Work in Five Steps to Get You Through Your Insanely Long Work Weeks
Some days (or weeks, or months) you just have a ton of work to do. Here’s a strategy to help you stay sane during this time.
William Harris writes in Fast Company about how he manages 80 or 100 hour work weeks, sometimes working from 8 am to 2 am or later Monday through Saturday:
The first step in the morning is to do simple exercises as a warm-up. The second stage, from noon to 5:30, is for more challenging tasks – and coffee. After a quick lunch, we return to meaningless tasks and then hard work again. Then, after midnight, try brainstorming and other creative activities.
The image above was created by Nathan Peck and can be a good reminder to keep pace with your long days ahead. Of course, if you can avoid working overtime, do so. You will become healthier , happier, and possibly more productive.
To learn more about these five steps, refer to the article below.
How I Learned to Endure a 100-Hour Work Week in One Piece | Fast Company