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Today's tip is for those of you who build time for a living

There is a big debate about whether this is the right approach to serving clients

But if you do it, certain practices can help make sure that you are more efficient and focused during the time you plan to work

Whenever I tell people to track their time, I suggest they think of themselves as lawyers building their time to different projects

Intriguingly many actual lawyers with billable hour quotas refuse to do this exercise

They get so accustomed to thinking of their work days in billable chunks that the idea of doing it for all their time even for just a week seems awful

Some do it, but very grudgingly I

Find this fascinating because on some level many jobs have an expectation of a certain number of working hours

Yet putting a billable hour quota on it somehow makes life feel like a race against the clock

In any case having an expectation of billable hours can make life stressful during times when it is hard to build hours

I was reminded of this when I got a note recently from someone who's law firm like so many companies had gone virtual during the pandemic

Many of the firm's lawyers were supervising virtual learning or had kids who are around a lot more than in the past

And the net result was a reasonable amount of household distraction

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