I hear this over and over from music teachers and educators: there never seems to be enough time to get it all done.

We’re always looking for new ways to be more productive, get more done in the little time we seem to have, and save time in places where, like money, we might be overspending.

Where (and how) do you want to spend your time? What’s important to you?

If you know me, you know I'm a saver more than I am a spender. I love finding ways to save money, creative energy, and yes, time, so today, I'm excited to share a few time-saving tips and strategies that I've learned in the hopes that it helps you save time this week.

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Resources mentioned:

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TickTick: a simple, easy-to-use list-based approach to keeping track of tasks

Toggl: a time-tracking tool

Moment app

Best Time-Batching Strategies for Musicians (Musician & Co.)

Free Batching Worksheet (Musician & Co.)

Zapier: a free automation tool

Deep Work (Cal Newport)

Time Blocking: An Ultimate Guide from a Productivity Expert (Toggl)

3 Ways to Organize Your Workweek (Musician & Co.)

Manage Your Email Inbox Like a Boss: 7 Pro Tips (Musician & Co.)

7-Step Guide to Achieving Inbox Zero (and Staying There) (Fast Company)

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