- July 30, 2010, 12:12 pm
In the 1980's when the term "Time Management" started to catch on among most people, the aim was to work more in less time. Effectiveness was a keyword and timetables or "to do lists" appeared everywhere. It made sense at the time and people felt motivated to fit more and more work activities into their daily schedules. "Time is money" was a popular expression. Just when your regular day could not handle more activities, working longer hours was the solution to be able to do a little more then yesterday It was an exciting time with lots of energy. The problem was that it just wasn't sustainable. Working 60-80 hour weeks might be all right for a while, but it has consequences for both business and private life in the long run. During the 1990's we began paying for the fantastic
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