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How I’ll be spending my time over the next few months

I know that this post is the millionth post in a series of housekeeping posts, so I’ll keep it short and cut right to the chase! Between speaking engagements, coaching folks to become more productive, and preparing a book proposal,…

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I know that this post is the millionth post in a series of housekeeping posts, so I’ll keep it short and cut right to the chase!

Between speaking engagements, coaching folks to become more productive, and preparing a book proposal, I’ve been spreading my time across quite a few projects lately. I’m having an absolute blast with them all, but I also love writing about productivity, which I haven’t had much time for lately.

That’s going to change, starting this week 🙂

This week I’m going to pick up where I left off with A Year of Productivity, and resume researching, experimenting with, and writing about productivity for A Life of Productivity. My tentative goal is to write for 10 hours every week; it’s not as much time as I’d like, but it’s about as much as I can afford right now! (That is, at least until the bandwidth required for the projects I’m juggling changes again..)

I have so many killer articles planned, and I can’t wait to crank them out and share them with you. Coming later this week: a five-minute crash course on how to eat mindfully. I know you’re going to love this one.

See you then!

Chris Bailey
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Chris Bailey

Chris is the bestselling author of four books—Intentional, How to Calm Your Mind, Hyperfocus, and The Productivity Project—which have been published in more than 40 languages. He also hosts the Intentional AI podcast, writes a biweekly newsletter, The Recap, and speaks to audiences around the world on how they can become more productive without hating the process.

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