Episode 8 Time Management

In this Creative Work Hour Podcast episode, the team discusses managing revisions and unexpected challenges. Bobby shares his approach of dedicating 70% of work time to direct tasks, allowing for breaks and unforeseen issues. Key topics include planning for uncertainties, working ahead, prioritizing "good enough" over perfectionism, valuing downtime for productivity, and maintaining client trust through honest communication. Visit creativeworkhour.com for more episodes or send feedback to [email protected]

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