Your energy levels play a much bigger role in your task and time management that you give them credit for. By using modes that identify what level of energy you need to tackle a task, you’re setting yourself up for better results on all of the items on your to do list - and you can even be more effective when you not feeling 100% to boot!Some examples of Energy-Based Modes include:<ul>
<li>Deep Work; Shallow Work</li>
<li>Full Focus; Shallow Focus</li>
<li>Primetime; Garbagetime</li>
<li>High Energy; Low Energy</li>
</ul>Want to dive deeper into Mode-Based Work and get a broad overview of the elements of TimeCrafting? Then check out <a href="https://productivityist.com/playbook/">The Productivityist Playbook</a>.

The "Work by Mode" Series: Activity-Based Modes

3 Minutes of TimeCrafting (3MoT for short) is a daily show where productivity and time management strategist Mike Vardy shares inspiration, insights, and information to help you craft your time better.