Lisa, I've just read something relevant to your thoughts. in the (funny titled) book "*How to be a Productivity Ninja"* the author suggest a way to find you most energetic periods within a day. And, also you should think about activities to regain your energy between this periods. As usually, it's a simple but powerful statement, I found it very true (for my work at least). And, it fits to MLO, finally I found a usage for the "effort" sliders ;) The concept in a nutshell: sort your tasks after required energy level, spare the "big rocks" for your most effective / energetic hours, do the small stuff within your "brainless" ones. I, for example, do the mail sorting after lunch, where my brains do the daily fight against food-caused-hypoxia :), and do the important actions after a short walk in the office yard, when I'm most focused. Best wishes, Taki
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