Time Blocking

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"# Time Blocking Seneca's in his study in Rome... first century BCE... and he's pissed. Not at an enemy. At his friends. They keep telling him life is short, and he keeps telling them: No. You're just wasting it. In his essay "On the Shortness of Life," he argues that life feels short because people waste time rather than allocating it wisely. Then he does something nobody's really done before. He starts listing where the hours go. Dinner parties that drag on. Pointless meetings. Time given..."