Why you should assign a theme to each workday

For a solopreneur, switching between tasks carries unique costs.

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Anna Burgess Yang is the author of Work Better, a newsletter about the future of work, career pivots, and why work shouldn't suck.

On Wednesday mornings, I run little experiments in my solo business. I might update a landing page or create some new types of social posts. Friday mornings are reserved for administrative work. Mondays are a rotation of writing new posts for my blog and updating older posts. 

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