Maker and Manager schedules
Split your day between Maker and Manager time:
- Managers cut up their day into one-hour intervals (or less) and bounce between tasks.
- Makers need long stretches of uninterrupted time (usually at least half a day at a time).
To protect your focus, try to schedule at least a bit of Maker time into each day.
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