Can we talk about the productivity spike from dedicating a 'travel day' to admin tasks?

Honestly, I've noticed a trend where people are intentionally using travel transitions to tackle mundane but necessary work. Tbh, setting aside a flight or train ride specifically for clearing notifications and organizing schedules creates a natural deadline. For instance, on my last trip, I powered through invoice processing and software updates during a three hour delay. Ngl, the limited distractions and contained time frame made me way more efficient than my usual setup. From my IT help desk experience, it mirrors batching similar tickets to resolve them faster. This approach turns potential downtime into a structured productivity hack. It's fascinating how a shift in environment can rewire our focus and output.