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Eugene Yan shares productivity system for balancing work and study

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Eugene Yan, who completed a Masters in Computer Science at Georgia Tech while working full-time, shares his productivity system for accomplishing more with less. His approach involves utilizing specific tools for organization and creation, such as WeekPlan for scheduling and Roam for note-taking. Yan structures his time by blocking tasks according to personal roles, inspired by thinkers like Cal Newport and Steven Covey, which helps him prioritize and manage his workload effectively. AI

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    How to Accomplish More with Less - Useful Tools & Routines

    My tools for organization and creation, autopilot routines, and Maker's schedule

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