Time use - Topics
What people notice when they journal only the hours they enjoyed
How do volunteers fit community service around paid work?
UTC+1 in Lagos and UTC+1 in Berlin are not the same working day
How long should a podcast episode run before listeners drop off?
Padding the travel time and still arriving late
Reviewing a year by milestones rather than by hours
Why we check the phone every thirty seconds while waiting
Time affluence is not unemployment: what unclaimed hours do for creativity
Why we underestimate how long a task will take and how to correct the estimate
Saving hours with automation and then filling them with more work
Retirees gain hours and report less leisure than expected
Unpaid overtime is a hole in every employment statistic
Why a written record beats memory when reviewing how a month was spent
Queue psychology: why people hate a stalled line more than a slow service
Kodak ran on a 13-month calendar until 1989 and the International Fixed Calendar nearly won
Why commuting time hovers near one hour a day in almost every city
Why the planning fallacy makes us promise deadlines we cannot keep
Estimating a task from its worst previous run instead of its best
Always late because of one more thing: the last task before leaving
Telling someone how long the wait will be is half of the service
Waiting for other people is the tax of shared schedules
An annual review is really a time audit: where did the year actually go
Why the weeks feel full and the year feels empty
Reading your calendar from a year ago and feeling nothing about it
Time famine in two income households and who absorbs the shortfall
Do people with less free time really value it more
What people do with sudden free time and why it often disappoints
Counting childcare that happens while cooking: the simultaneity problem in time-use data
Retirement as the biggest experiment in time affluence
How much of an average weekday goes to work vs commuting?
Boredom and anxiety sit on either side of flow
Csikszentmihalyi's original studies: how painters and surgeons described their best hours