Time, Energy, and Attention Alignment
Rigid schedules crack under real life. Use flexible blocks with buffers and plan B tasks. Tell us your best or worst time block today, and we’ll help you adjust tomorrow’s plan in the comments.
Time, Energy, and Attention Alignment
High-energy mornings suit sorting and decisions; low-energy evenings invite resets and staging. Track your natural peaks for one week, then match tasks. Share your pattern to get tailored pairing suggestions.
Time, Energy, and Attention Alignment
Visual anchors, like a tray by the door, capture wandering attention. A simple cue stack guides action predictably. Post a photo of your anchor spot, and subscribe for our printable cue cards.