feltflow
Felt Flow is a temporal management system that aims to increase productivity and reduce stress by organizing tasks into distinct, uninterrupted periods of work. Developed by Cal Newport, a Professor of Computer Science at Georgetown University, Felt Flow is distinct from traditional time management methods that focus on scheduling and prioritization.
The system involves setting two types of work sessions: high-priority tasks that require concentration and lower-priority
Proponents of Felt Flow argue that by dedicating uninterrupted blocks of time to tasks, individuals can achieve
Felt Flow also encourages individuals to evaluate their work sessions in terms of "felt sense" - how
Implementing Felt Flow requires minimal training and can be adapted to various work environments and task