✔️ End procrastination within 2 weeks, or receive a no-questions-asked refund
✔️ Stop testing methods — master long-term planning and review
✔️ Act through a reliable system, not shifting emotions
✔️ Access the Time Clinic when you’re stuck
✔️ No templates. A system built around how you work
You’ve already tried enough.
What I teach are principles that hold up over the long term —
not another template, and not more tools to buy.
✓ Move multiple high-priority goals forward at the same time
✓ Adjust progress logically and flexibly as conditions change
✓ See the relationships and priorities across all plans at a glance
✓ Stop sacrificing the important-but-not-urgent
✓ Prevent strategic goals from being consumed by daily firefighting
✓ Let meaningful objectives unfold on schedule
✓ Learn how to truly execute annual plans
✓ Build a consistent, meaningful journaling practice
✓ Use your journal as a tool to refine plans and guide action
What impressed me most about Jianhong’s time management system is how it helped me untangle the multiple axes of my life.
Through weekly planning, things gradually became clearer — I realized how many different types of responsibilities and pursuits were coexisting in this phase of my life. Then, through monthly planning, a clear “chrono-landscape” emerged: a coherent view of what was actually happening in my life over time.
After practicing this system, I noticed several concrete changes:
1. Improved family relationships
The first person to notice was my wife. She felt that I was finally no longer neglecting the daily responsibilities required to keep our household running smoothly.
2. Reduced mental load
For me personally, the mental burden became significantly lighter. Through Jianhong’s Troika approach, everything that needs to be managed now has a trusted place to land. I no longer worry about forgetting things or feel anxious about constantly rehearsing tomorrow’s tasks in my head.
3. Integration with personal faith
As a Buddhist, I find that Jianhong’s system integrates naturally with Buddhist philosophy. Time management has become part of my spiritual practice, not something separate from it.
I highly recommend Jianhong’s time management system. It is not tool-centered, but human-centered — starting from the question of what truly matters for us as human beings, and how we should organize and arrange our lives accordingly.
**葉子彙 Tzu-Hui Yeh,** Software Engineering Manager, GoFreight; Former Engineering Manager, Yahoo
I participated in Jianhong’s workshop, and his approach to time management and thinking is far from a simple application of templates. Instead, he draws on a solid philosophical foundation combined with rigorous time-management techniques to deeply examine and refine one’s professional service positioning.
Through working with Jianhong, my long-term goals became more clearly aligned with my professional strengths and distinctive positioning. As a result, every concrete effort I make in the external world feels more precisely aligned with my inner aspirations.
I was genuinely surprised by how seamlessly Jianhong’s methods and way of thinking complemented the psychoanalytic-oriented psychotherapy I have previously undergone. I wholeheartedly recommend Jianhong’s expertise to anyone who longs to make tangible progress in real life and steadily bring their ideals into practice.