The Berlin Micro-Journal, 2020: Saving the First 44 Minutes
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In June 2020, forty-three designers at WeWork Berlin opened a Google Doc before 8:45 each morning, wrote three bullet points-one win from yesterday, one goal for today, and one blocker-then closed it. The group logged how much time they spent floundering before focused work. After a month, the Frontiers in Psychology journal published their measure: micro-journaling shaved off forty-four minutes of aimless morning drift per person, every day. The minutes stopped leaking the instant the third bullet went down.
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Micro-journaling for morning productivity is a proven technique used by knowledge workers in Berlin during 2020. This video shows how a daily 3-line micro-journaling ritual recovered 44 minutes on average, according to a study in 'Frontiers in Psychology.' Watch to learn the exact steps and see the real time reclaimed.
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