Carve out and defend uninterrupted time for the work that genuinely requires concentration, because by default the reactive crowds out the important.
Focused work does not happen in the gaps between interruptions; it requires protected blocks, deliberately scheduled and actively defended.
| Focus block | Day and time | What it is for | How I will defend it |
|---|---|---|---|
Put them on the calendar as protected time, not as time that survives only if nothing else comes up. Treat a focus block as you would an important meeting. During it, close the channels and silence the notifications that fragment attention.
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