To manage meetings effectively, I suggest blocking off specific days for them to protect creative time.

Every Wednesday, I work from home alone with no meetings or calls to recharge my energy, which is essential for me as an introvert.

I keep my schedule flexible to ensure I have time for important tasks, as I get frustrated when my day is fully booked with less important meetings.

As a technical founder, I need to ensure my schedule allows for long, uninterrupted periods to write code effectively, so I take the first chunk of my day for meetings and then schedule no meetings in the late afternoon and evening to have six hours of uninterrupted coding time.

I set a timer for my practice sessions to ensure focused work without distractions, allowing me to achieve specific goals during that time.

Establishing boundaries around work blocks can enhance productivity and ensure that important tasks are completed efficiently.

As you grow, protect your time by setting boundaries for meetings, allowing yourself space to think and address business challenges effectively.

Understanding the difference between maker schedules and manager schedules is crucial; I need uninterrupted time for deep work rather than mixing it with meetings.

I tried working a structured schedule from Monday to Friday, but I found that I prefer to work impulsively, often until I feel burnt out, then recharge by watching anime.