How do I keep the thing I love from falling off my calendar?

Two real slots for your hobby, what each one pushes out, and a small version for crowded weeks.


When to use
When the thing you do purely for yourself hasn’t happened in a month.
Time
10 min

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I want to protect time for , which keeps losing out to everything else. I’m not trying to get good at it or turn it into a project. I want it to keep existing. Ask me up to four questions, one at a time, about my week, when I last did it, and what usually takes its place. Then give me two candidate slots in a normal week, what each would push out, and a 20-minute version for weeks when neither slot survives. Add one sentence I could say to the people it affects. If there’s no honest room for it right now, tell me, and tell me what would have to give.

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