Microshifting

Definition: Microshifting is a modern, flexible form of time management that involves breaking work into short, non-linear blocks (e.g., 45-120 minutes) to fit personal energy, productivity, and life demands, rather than adhering to a rigid 9-to-5 structure, focusing on output over fixed hours. It's about optimizing your entire day by strategically placing work chunks around personal tasks, allowing for increased autonomy and better work-life integration, although it can blur boundaries if not managed carefully.

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