Time Poverty Solutions
Identify your Time Management challenges and discover personalized solutions
Time Poverty Assessment
Answer these questions to identify your time management challenges and receive personalized recommendations.
Your Time Poverty Level
🕒 Time Batching
Group similar tasks together to minimize context switching and maximize efficiency.
- Schedule specific time blocks for emails
- Batch errands into single trips
- Group meetings on specific days
- Set dedicated times for creative work
⚡ Automation Tools
Leverage technology to handle repetitive tasks and free up your valuable time.
- Auto-pay bills and subscriptions
- Use meal planning and grocery apps
- Set up email filters and templates
- Schedule social media posts
🎯 Priority Matrix
Use the Eisenhower Matrix to focus on what truly matters.
- Urgent + Important: Do first
- Important + Not Urgent: Schedule
- Urgent + Not Important: Delegate
- Neither: Eliminate
🤝 Delegation Strategies
Share responsibilities to create more time for high-value activities.
- Identify tasks others can handle
- Hire help for household tasks
- Use delivery services
- Share childcare responsibilities
Time Management Resources
📱 Recommended Apps
RescueTime, Toggl, Forest, Todoist, Google Calendar, IFTTT for automation
📚 Books & Guides
"Getting Things Done" by David Allen, "Deep Work" by Cal Newport, "The 4-Hour Workweek" by Tim Ferriss
🧘 Stress Management
Meditation apps (Headspace, Calm), breathing exercises, short walks, progressive muscle relaxation
💼 Professional Help
Virtual assistants, house cleaning services, meal delivery, grocery pickup, childcare services
Daily Time Tracker
Track how you spend your time for one week to identify patterns and opportunities.
Time Log Template
Time: _____ Activity: _____________________
Energy Level (1-5): _____ Productivity (1-5): _____
Notes: _________________________________
Print this template or create a digital version to track your activities in 30-minute increments.
Weekly Review Questions
- What activities took longer than expected?
- When did you feel most/least productive?
- What tasks could be eliminated or delegated?
- Where did you lose time to distractions?