Productivity day simulator: see what meetings, interruptions and breaks do to your capacity
Set meetings, focus blocks, interruptions and breaks on a 06:00–22:00 timeline; see a conceptual capacity curve, fragmentation score and deep-work minutes.
Methods come and go; the underlying constraints of attention and energy do not. These guides test the popular systems against the research and show how to combine them into a week that holds.
Set meetings, focus blocks, interruptions and breaks on a 06:00–22:00 timeline; see a conceptual capacity curve, fragmentation score and deep-work minutes.
The Eisenhower matrix explained with a copyable template, the mere-urgency research showing why quadrant 2 loses, and how to combine it with time blocking.
GTD explained, the cognitive science behind capture and next actions, where the system fails in modern tools, and a lighter version for the AI era.
Eisenhower, MoSCoW, ICE/RICE, WSJF and the weekly big three compared, with the research on urgency bias and a decision guide for picking a method.
The Pomodoro technique explained, the break-timing studies that test it, who it helps, who it hurts, and how to set interval length from the research.
How to measure your own productivity without surveillance: outcome vs activity metrics, SPACE for individuals, and the EU rules employers must follow.
Time blocking step by step, the planning research behind it, the four common failures and their fixes, a weekly template and which calendar apps automate it.
What research says about hours, hybrid work and health, right-to-disconnect laws in France, Spain, Belgium, Portugal and Australia, and a 4-week plan.
Answer 13 questions and get a suggested daily workflow, weekly rhythm, priority system, app stack, automation recipes and a 4-week checklist. Free.
Plan deep-work blocks around your meetings and energy, get a focus timer, interruption fixes and three experiments. Evidence-graded, no sign-up.
One topic a day from work, focus and AI, researched each morning and sent at about 8:30 Prague time, with its sources. No hype, one-click unsubscribe.