My new monster schedule

[Eric Tarpall]

This is the schedule that I'm currently trying. I divide the entire day into 1 hour long work chunks with 30 minute breaks in between. This gives me a total of 8 hours of free time and 16 hours of work time each day. During the work hours I do specific activities. Ideally one activity per hour. This can be working on my business, meditating etc. Or something enjoyable. And during the 30 minute breaks I can sleep, eat, bathroom, random web browsing etc.

[Sahil Pandit]

@Eric Tarpall There u go, keep experimenting!

[Emerald]

Awesome!

[Joseph Maynor]

Good.  I'm glad you've started to get serious about getting a sustainable Daily Routine/ Schedule.  I think my first course as a personal development teacher is gonna be on the topic of scheduling because it's rather complex and I've been wrestling and experimenting with it for many years.  A lot of people just don't know how to develop a sustainable Daily Routine/ Schedule for themselves.  How do I know this?  Because I've been one of those people.  I just stuck with it and kept plugging away at it for like 20 years, experimenting with all kinds of different things.  But once I got a system for my Daily Routine/ Schedule set that was palatable to me and sustainable for me, it changed my life dramatically in terms of how I feel and what I get done in a day.  There's a lot that goes into this.

Video on point to watch:

 

Edited December 30, 2018 by Joseph Maynor

[Flowerfaeiry]

@Soulbass How did you make a chart like this? 

[Sahil Pandit]

@Soulbass

 

[Eric Tarpall]

@Soulbass Looks fancy. I see you don't do things on specific times. I personally wouldn't do that because it opens the door to procrastination.

[Eric Tarpall]

13 hours ago, Joseph Maynor said:

A lot of people just don't know how to develop a sustainable Daily Routine/ Schedule for themselves.

I think most people know how to do it. It's just that they rebel against it because schedules were imposed on them when they were young. By authority figures.