Now, with practice, I can stretch it to 3-4 hours—if I've slept well and picked the right tasks.

Some days, it's just one solid hour. And that's enough.

It's not about the time you spend—it's the focus you bring.

Could it be that great developers focus on producing better work, while others are more invested in defending familiar ways of working?

Start simple:
📝 Try a 10-min planning ritual.
⚡ Do it daily, same time/place.
🎯 Over time, routines become habits.

You don't need to force habits—design smarter routines first.

What routine are you turning into a habit?

Grew your newsletter to 400+ subscribers in a year? that's pretty impressive!

Final piece: Created a "slow work" space - lo-fi beats, desk lamp only, phone away. Because rushing through December never worked.

The goal isn't a perfect system. It's about creating space for what matters.

What's your workspace reset ritual? Share a photo 📷

This transformed my note-taking: I only capture moments of surprise now. Like learning trees have their own underground social network! 🌳

Why? Because surprise = growth potential.

What's the last thing that surprised you?
#PKM #productivity #learning

It wasn’t about working more—it was about working intentionally.
A 10-minute check-in saved the rest of my day.

This simple habit is something I’ll carry into the new week.
Because being busy doesn’t always mean being productive.

What’s one small change you made this week that had a big impact?