No, you are not spending enough time

You are overestimating the amount of time you have to concentrate on a normal day. Long-term creative projects, strategic thinking, and building skills and relationships require large blocks of concentrated attention. It's easy to think optimistically that you have all day, or even several hours, for that kind of work and then plan your priorities based on that assumption.
However, for many of us, meetings, emails, downtime, phone calls and "quick questions" take up a considerable amount of our time in the office. Aggregated data from the "Rescue Time" time tracking application suggests that people have only one hour and 12 minutes of uninterrupted time in their day.
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