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Another thing you can try, Dana, is to break up your tasks into 20 minute chunks of time.

That doesn’t sound like much, but it’s amazing how many of these there are in a day.

Even if you only do one small step, it’s one less that you’ll have to do later.

Thing is that there’s no silver bullet.

You have to give yourself the mental space to think this through.

I have to change my plans and schedule constantly.

If I get one day in the week that goes according to plan, I’m doing well.

Could be a series of late nights.

Fatigue.

Distractions.

Little things that aren’t very important unless they’re left for too long when they become urgent.

Keep your schedule as flexible as you can make it.

Create a routine for the next few days that you can live with.

Follow it, then evaluate what went right and what didn’t.

Revise it and start again.

It’s what I do.