Timeboxing vs Time Blocking

What is monotasking?

• Doing multiple tasks at the same time

• Focusing on one task at a time

• Scheduling tasks randomly

• Ignoring tasks completely

What is the main difference between timeboxing and time blocking?

• Timeboxing is about protecting time, while time blocking is about limiting time

• Timeboxing is about limiting time, while time blocking is about protecting time

• Timeboxing and time blocking are the same

• Timeboxing is for creative tasks, while time blocking is for routine tasks

What is a key benefit of timeboxing?

• It focuses on outcomes rather than input

• It eliminates the need for a timer

• It allows for multitasking

• It helps in budgeting time effectively

What is task batching?

• Working on tasks randomly

• Ignoring less important tasks

• Switching tasks frequently

• Grouping similar tasks together

How many hours of focused deep work are we typically capable of in a day?

• 8 hours

• 6 hours

• 4 hours

• 2 hours

What is a key advantage of time blocking for creative projects?

• It helps in shutting off from noise and going deep

• It allows for frequent breaks

• It requires no planning

• It encourages multitasking

Why is it important to be specific about what you are working on during a time block?

• To reduce the need for breaks

• To increase the number of tasks

• To allow for multitasking

• To avoid slippage and stay focused

What is a recommended strategy for maintaining productivity during long time blocks?

• Working continuously without a plan

• Switching tasks frequently

• Blocking a couple of hours with a mid-session break

• Avoiding breaks