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How do you realistically decide how long a task will take and how many you should plan for the day?

Manon E.

I don't need to plan my day hour by hour, so I usually choose 1-3 important tasks for the day that I commit to do and plan more flexible tasks for the same day. In the end of the day I do all my important tasks and some of the flexible ones. The left tasks I do the next day.

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