All articles tagged with #time management
The author reflects on how frequent use of ChatGPT evolved from a helpful tool to a time-consuming habit, highlighting the addictive nature of AI due to its speed, judgment-free interaction, and low effort, which can lead to digital addiction and impact real-life relationships. He decides to cut back on AI usage, finding increased productivity and well-being, and emphasizes the importance of responsible AI use.
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan plans to block off Wednesday to Friday afternoons for focused work without meetings in 2026, aiming to combat meeting bloat and create protected time for important tasks, emphasizing the importance of saying no and prioritizing deep work for better leadership and productivity.
To make meetings more effective and avoid unnecessary ones, frame agendas as questions to clarify their purpose, determine who needs to attend, and assess if the meeting is necessary at all. Shortening or reducing the frequency of meetings can also improve productivity.
YouTube has introduced a new feature allowing mobile users to set daily time limits on watching Shorts videos to help manage screen time, with notifications alerting users when their limit is reached. The feature is rolling out gradually and will later include parental controls with non-dismissable notifications.
The Blood of Dawnwalker, developed by Rebel Wolves, is a unique RPG featuring a 30-day time limit to save your family from vampires, with a non-linear, exploration-focused campaign where time is a resource and player choices significantly impact the story and its endings. The game emphasizes player agency, allowing for optional quests, character deaths, and night/day gameplay, all within a dynamic world that reacts to your actions and notoriety.
The article shares seven clever ChatGPT prompts designed to enhance productivity and simplify daily tasks, such as prioritizing schedules, summarizing emails, meal planning, organizing to-do lists, rephrasing messages, and practicing mindfulness, making it a valuable tool for busy individuals to stay organized and sane.
Laurel, a startup focused on mapping how knowledge workers spend their time using AI, has raised $100 million in Series C funding, valuing it at $510 million. The company aims to help individuals and companies optimize their time and productivity, especially in legal and accounting industries, by providing detailed insights into work activities. Founded in 2016 and rebranded in 2022 after integrating GPT-3 technology, Laurel has gained significant traction and high customer satisfaction, with investors attracted by its potential to redefine productivity and resource allocation.
Polygon's Editor-in-Chief Chris Plante reflects on playing 106 video games in 2024, highlighting the challenges of keeping up with the constant influx of new releases. Despite dedicating significant time to gaming, Plante experiences FOMO, missing out on older games and popular titles. He emphasizes the abundance of gaming options today and the importance of focusing on personal enjoyment rather than dwelling on missed opportunities. The article underscores the evolving nature of gaming culture and the diverse experiences it offers.
Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus faces intense criticism and calls for his firing after a poorly managed game against the Detroit Lions, resulting in a 23-20 loss. Eberflus, criticized for his clock management, ended the game with an unused timeout, a decision that many commentators and fans found unacceptable. This loss marks the Bears' sixth consecutive defeat, and Eberflus' tenure has yet to produce a winning season. The incident has sparked widespread discussion about his future with the team.
The Cincinnati Bengals' loss to the Los Angeles Chargers was partly attributed to time mismanagement during a crucial late-game drive, according to Tony Pike. Despite tying the game at 27, the Bengals failed to capitalize on a fresh set of downs with 1:12 remaining, leading to a punt and a subsequent Chargers' go-ahead touchdown. Pike criticized the decision to rush plays and not utilize a timeout to better organize the offense, suggesting that coach Zac Taylor should have allowed Joe Burrow to choose the personnel with the game on the line.
A gender gap in exercise persists, with only 33% of women meeting weekly aerobic exercise recommendations compared to 43% of men, largely due to the disproportionate amount of time women spend on caregiving and household responsibilities. This disparity, which starts in childhood, affects women's health and quality of life, as they often prioritize others' needs over their own. Experts suggest finding workout buddies, reframing exercise as part of caregiving, and celebrating small achievements to help women incorporate more physical activity into their lives.
Dinah Rowe-Roberts, co-host of the Life Admin Life Hacks podcast, shares strategies to manage tedious life admin tasks effectively, including making lists, scheduling an "hour of power," and streamlining chores and meal planning, to reduce stress and improve life quality.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reflects on the importance of prioritizing time effectively, advising against letting tools like Microsoft Outlook control one's schedule. He emphasizes focusing on key responsibilities and making strategic sacrifices to achieve a fulfilling work-life balance. Huang's approach includes starting his day early, exercising, and spending time with family, while at work, he prioritizes activities that have a long-lasting impact on Nvidia and its culture.
Bill Gates recently admitted that he took too long to learn the importance of maintaining a lighter schedule from Warren Buffett, who emphasized working smarter, not harder. Gates reflected on his packed schedule as Microsoft's CEO and highlighted Buffett's approach of controlling one's time for better efficiency.
In Dragon’s Dogma 2, players can keep track of time using a hidden clock in the pause menu, depicted as a dial showing the passage of day and night. This feature helps players manage quests that require specific timing, allowing them to pass time by resting at inns or campsites, sitting at benches, or talking to barkeeps.