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.

You need to treat your schedule as a design for the days you want, balancing obligations with rewards. This approach helps maintain motivation and sustainability over time.

When stressed, I escape reality by watching anime, which helps me unwind and take my mind off things.

I block off my Wednesdays on my calendar so no one can schedule meetings, allowing me to focus on my work and recharge.

I prioritize my tasks by making daily lists and focusing on what I want to accomplish, accepting that my role will often be interrupt-driven.

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

Implement a structured approach to remote work, such as a four and a half day work week, to respect employees' time and maintain productivity.

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.

It's important to be intentional about how you chop up your schedule, balancing between meetings and creative work.