Sekunda & Boyarin
Boyarin Boyarin
Sekunda, I've been pondering whether the meticulous cataloguing of old manuscripts could benefit from your time‑slicing techniques. Do you think a structured, time‑blocked approach could make the preservation of legacy more efficient?
Sekunda Sekunda
Absolutely, a tight schedule can turn a daunting cataloguing project into a series of bite‑sized wins. Break the work into themed blocks—say, one day for scanning, another for metadata entry, a third for quality checks—then lock those slots in your calendar. Add a short buffer for unexpected delays, and you’ll keep momentum without feeling like you’re on a treadmill. The trick is to treat each block as a mini‑deadline, so you stay focused and the legacy work moves forward at a steady, efficient pace.