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Howard Jackson's avatar

I found the concept of focus blocks intriguing. It's true that tracking tasks doesn't always solve capacity issues. Prioritizing uninterrupted time for strategic work can be transformative. Have you tried implementing focus blocks with your team? Learn more about productivity strategies on https://escaperoad.org!

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Greg Reeves's avatar

This is such a refreshing take — instead of cramming in more projects and burning out, actually starting from the team’s real focus capacity makes so much more sense. Prioritizing focus blocks feels like a smarter, more human way to plan work at https://geometry-free.com

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Joel742Bushong's avatar

What teams actually need is not better task tracking but a way to protect and measure their capacity for meaningful work. One effective approach is measuring your team’s capacity in focus blocks—90 to 120 minutes of uninterrupted time dedicated to a single strategic project. Strategic projects require at least three focus blocks per week to maintain momentum. https://www.invisaligndoctor-site.com

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