<ul><li>Google's productivity advisor, Laura Mae Martin, explains how to identify your most productive "power hours" in her book Uptime: A Practical Guide to Personal Productivity and Wellbeing.</li><li>She suggests everyone has 2-3 hours daily when they’re most productive, which vary by individual. To find yours, track energy levels for two weeks using a notepad. Once identified, reserve these hours for top priorities.</li><li>Even small adjustments, like avoiding meetings during these hours, can significantly boost productivity. Martin highlights that this method has helped numerous clients, with some describing it as the most impactful change to their work schedules.</li></ul>

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