Start with fewer tasks, not more hours. Pick your 2 or 3 most important tasks and finish those first.
I also keep some empty time in my day for unexpected work. A small task list helps, but checking it every 10 minutes can waste time.
One thing people miss: notice what keeps breaking your focus. Too many meetings, messages, or random requests may be the real problem, not poor time management.
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