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Mark Hamilton claims his productivity increased eightfold by breaking his day into physical movements like phone calls and emails, inspired by assembly-line thinking. He says he now has the equivalent of 64 hours a day.
Mark Hamilton claims his productivity increased eightfold by breaking his day into physical movements like phone calls and emails, inspired by assembly-line thinking. He says he now has the equivalent of 64 hours a day.
My productivity went up Eightfold. I got 64 hours a day, as opposed to all this work and discipline that time management programs give you to get one extra hour a day. So this is by far the greatest time management program of all time. Basically, how it works is like this. I learned from the division of labor that that just spawned a great growth of society. And I saw it in assembly lines, you know, like Henry Ford assembly line. When he started his first horse drawn assembly line, he increased productivity by Eightfold immediately. Well, as soon as I broke down my manufacturing success, my schedule by physical movements, the phone call emails broke it down that way by physical movements, my productivity went up Eightfold.
