Mastering The Maker And Manager Schedule
- Use a time-tracking app and review the kind of activities that are done during the day and how much time the activities take.
- Categorize those activities as ‘maker’ or ‘manager’.
- Find the daily patterns and use that information to schedule your ‘maker time’.
- Keep an eye on the stuff that interrupts you the most and try to eliminate or minimize the same.
- Take a review at the end of each week to make some tweaks in your schedule.
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