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Living with a chronic illness means she must always be aware of how much energy she had and what activities she would "spend her spoons" on any given day.
Why a Neurodivergent Spoon Theory?
Megan Anna Neff
“The real lesson,” Burkeman writes, “is that it pays to use whatever freedom you do have over your schedule not to ‘maximize your time’ or ‘optimize your day’, in some vague way, but specifically to ring-fence three or four hours of undisturbed focus (ideally when your energy levels are highest).”
Simplify Your Time Management With the ‘Rule of 4’
inc. magazine
always style the body text first and then, and only then, style everything else in the document, including your headings.
Clothes for Language
Antonis Tsagaris
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