Because if I try to force myself to do them when I don't feel like it, it won't get done.

The more you make the perfect schedule for you, the happier you'll be. The happier you are, the more you'll get done.

@legendpinnen give me like 5 mins and ill test you

@MufflePuff thanks man

@MufflePuff do you use an app or something to make a schedule?

ok

@Daribig just IOS calendar. I use time blocks and everything is recurring (daily, weekly, certain days). It's perfect. So every day when I wake up, my schedule is already set forever.

I delete things as I complete them throughout the day.

8-12: this, 12-4: that.

wow that's awesome

so 4 hour blocks work for you?

thats a good system

Bruh it has changed my life LMAO

how long have you been sticking to it and how strickly do u follow it

strictly

do you combine those 4 hour blocks with sub blocks?

like pomodoros

The time blocks depend on the activity, but it's more of a guide. I allow myself pushing something an hour or rescheduling altogether, but it keeps me getting everything done.

It's a map of my day.

how has it changed ur life since doing this

sounds awesome

I have small things like shower, brush teeth, 5 minute, 20 minute blocks. Big blocks are usually 3-4 hours. That would be studying, working, gym, play videogames, etc.

and everything is recurring.

It's helped me stay on track, because at any moment of any day all year, I know exactly what I should be doing

and I've customized it to where I FEEL like doing all these things at those times.

that sound like it could really help me

from procrastinating and forgetting shit

awesoe, happiness levels must be way higher

@legendpinnen +1

Cloud 9

cloud 9 ?

It gives peace of mind.

no but what is it

my old hard drive got busted and it was my back up driver Might have to take it in to get it professionally restored.

It's a casual saying. It means a state of complete happiness.

oh

cloud nine is fullfillment.

getting your wishes granted.

i have autism please be patient

np, i only found out what it meant recently

Did not mean to dennotate impatience just was merely trying to be discriptive.