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Setting a fixed time limit for a task sharpens focus within that window.
You unconsciously seek and emphasize evidence that confirms your existing beliefs.
Many personal patterns follow weekly, monthly, or seasonal cycles that become invisible when you only think in linear time.
Small patterns repeated daily become the dominant forces in your life.
Connections that exist today may not have existed yesterday or may not exist tomorrow.
Schemas need ongoing testing because the world they model keeps changing.
How you model time determines how you plan and prioritize.
Something can be true now and have been false before without contradiction.
Connect what you know now with what you knew before — your past schemas contain wisdom.
Using specific times or time intervals as triggers leverages your existing time awareness.
Setting deadlines for decisions prevents analysis paralysis.
Track how quickly each agent responds to its trigger.
A single measurement tells you where you are; a trend tells you where you are heading.