94. Simplifying Task Management and Staying Focused Despite Disruptions (Q&A)

Learn and Work Smarter

Two of the biggest barriers to our productivity as students and professionals are over-complicated systems that don’t work and disruptions to our focus.

In this month’s Q&A episode of the Learn and Work Smarter podcast, I answer two listener questions about those exact two roadblocks.

Question One: How do I know if my task management system is working?

Question Two: How do I get my work done when I have so many random meetings?

What You Learn:

• Why friction is the number one enemy of a good task management system
• Multiple red flags that your task management system isn’t working
• How simplifying your systems leads to increased productivity and lower stress
• How to structure your day when you have unpredictable disruptions
• Secret productivity strategies that professionals use to protect their focus and their time

🔗 Resources + Episodes Mentioned:

• Episode website with transcript
• SchoolHabits University (Parents, go here)
• SchoolHabits University (Students, go here)
• The College Note-Taking Power System (Brand New Program!)
• Episode 3 – What’s an Admin Block and Why You Need One
• Episode 5 – Secrets of a Good Task Management System
• Episode 10 – Tips for Better Task Management
• Episode 21 - How to Plan Your Ideal Week

Episode 100 Free Giveaway Details: learnandworksmarter.com/100

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