Your calendar is the truest reflection of your priorities. Managing it well is one of the highest-leverage skills you can develop.
Group similar work onto the same day—meetings on one, deep work on another. Reducing context-switching dramatically increases output.
Block your most important work before meetings fill your calendar. What's scheduled first usually survives.
Block time for important work first, theme similar tasks onto the same days, and leave buffer time between commitments.
Yes. Treating rest, exercise and personal commitments as real appointments protects them from being crowded out by work.
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