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Pick a starting point for each day of the week. You can change every task afterwards. Your schedule is saved only on this device, no account needed.
Everyday
- Full-time work A 9 to 5 work day with training and a calm evening.
- Part-time work A morning work shift and an afternoon for projects and learning.
- Free time / day off A slower day for rest, people and things you enjoy.
- Student Classes, a focused study block and time to recharge.
- Blank day Start from an empty day and add your own tasks.
By work type
- Side hustler (9–5 + side business) Your best hour goes to the side business before the day job takes it.
- Content creator A deep creative block in the morning, posting and community after editing.
- Business owner Most important work before meetings, a clear review at the end of the day.
- Software developer (remote) Two protected coding blocks with meetings and reviews in between.
- Live streamer A late day built around a long evening stream, with sleep after midnight.
Famous routines
- Benjamin Franklin's day Up at 5 with one question: "What good shall I do this day?" From the daily scheme in his Autobiography. Source
- Charles Darwin's day Three short work blocks, long walks and plenty of rest. From his son Francis's account. A few times are approximate. Source
- Haruki Murakami's writing day Up at 4, five to six hours of writing, then a run or a swim. From his Paris Review interview (2004). Source
- Maya Angelou's writing day Mornings in a bare rented room, afternoons to breathe. From her Paris Review interview (1990). Source
- Mark Wahlberg (2018 routine) The famous 2:30 a.m. start: prayer, two workouts, family, bed at 7:30 p.m. From the schedule he shared on Instagram in 2018, as reported. Source
Inspired by routines these people shared publicly or that were recorded in their biographies. Times are approximate, and parts the source doesn't describe are marked "(your choice)". Not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
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