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Planning
Time blocking, weekly plans and realistic schedules.
A plan is only useful if it survives contact with a real day. This section helps you build schedules that leave room for the unexpected, using approaches like time blocking and weekly planning explained in plain language. It answers questions about how much to plan, what to do when a day falls apart and how to separate fixed commitments from flexible work.
If interruptions keep wrecking your schedule, start with time blocking for days that get interrupted. Then see the weekly review to connect daily plans to the bigger picture. Leave open space in your calendar on purpose, and treat a plan as a set of decisions you can revise, not a promise you have already broken.