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Using a calendar is an organizational method to manage and optimize time at work and at home. Digital time-management tools, such as Google Calendar and the scheduling tool doodle, can be useful. So can time management behavioral tips, such as setting aside specific days for meetings outside the office and checking emails at set times each day.
