The Chess Clock: 4 Focused Hours Beats 8 Distracted Ones

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Borrowed from Tim Urban, the chess clock method forces honesty about how little time you actually spend on the real work. You have 16 hours in your day; your goal is to bank 4 hours of genuine task-time on one side of the clock.

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