Ryan Hanley

So even though it's not always my favorite, jumping in the car and taking that time out of the middle of the morning, I find it really important.

And the things that come out in those conversations with your kids are wonderful, but that's a different story.

But we were talking this morning.

Yeah, time blocking is literally a superpower that you can develop on your own.

You don't have to be touched by some radioactive wave in order to get, you just have to do it.

I'll tell you one, I have very similar buckets, except I have one additional one that I put in

And that's, I call it like spontaneous time.

It's just free, like just a block of two hours on a Friday afternoon that I don't have any meetings.

I don't have a reason.

I don't have a thing, right?

There's no, I'm not working on the business.

I'm not writing an article.

It's just when I show up to that block, I can do anything, right?

And the beauty of it is sometimes that's,

you know, folding laundry, right?

Sometimes that's hitting another workout at the gym.

Sometimes it's digging into a project.

Sometimes it's making a phone call to somebody that I haven't reached out to.

The beauty I find in that spontaneous time is that it,

Even if you are still doing work, the freedom of all that nonsense, I can use this time to clean up the nonsense stuff that I need to do.