Timeblock
| Time (PST) | Plan | Reality | 
|---|---|---|
| 0000 | SLEEP | |
| 0030 | SLEEP | |
| 0100 | SLEEP | |
| 0130 | SLEEP | |
| 0200 | SLEEP | |
| 0230 | SLEEP | |
| 0300 | SLEEP | |
| 0330 | SLEEP | |
| 0400 | SLEEP | |
| 0430 | Waking up | |
| 0500 | Coffee and Reading: Ultralearning | |
| 0530 | Pomodoro: Planning | Reading: Ultralearning | 
| 0600 | Pomodoro: Planning | |
| 0630 | Pomodoro: Organization | |
| 0700 | Wake up wife | |
| 0730 | Getting ready | |
| 0800 | Walk to work | |
| 0830 | Stretching | |
| 0900 | Start of work routine | |
| 0930 | Pomodoro: Data Classification JIRA | |
| 1000 | Pomodoro: Data Classification JIRA | |
| 1030 | Pomodoro: Data Classification JIRA | |
| 1100 | Buffer | Rumination | 
| 1130 | Meeting: Data Management Sync | |
| 1200 | Lunch | |
| 1230 | NAP | |
| 1300 | Orthodontist appointment | |
| 1330 | Orthodontist appointment | Snacking | 
| 1400 | Orthodontist appointment | Aimless meandering | 
| 1430 | Pomodoro: Data Classification JIRA | Browsing: Twitter | 
| 1500 | Pomodoro: Data Classification JIRA | |
| 1530 | Pomodoro: Data Classification JIRA | Ping pong | 
| 1600 | Buffer | Packing up | 
| 1630 | Walk home | |
| 1700 | Buffer | Pick up library books | 
| 1730 | Shower | |
| 1800 | Haircut | |
| 1830 | Music with wife | Hanging out | 
| 1900 | Pomodoro: Side-projects | Hanging out | 
| 1930 | Hanging out | |
| 2000 | Hanging out | |
| 2030 | Winding down | |
| 2100 | SLEEP | |
| 2130 | SLEEP | |
| 2200 | SLEEP | |
| 2230 | SLEEP | |
| 2300 | SLEEP | |
| 2330 | SLEEP | 
Thinking
Orthodontist appointment going to hurt productivity for day if I don't maximize buffer possibilities. Should get ready and go to work now.
Did some twittering today.... Don't like that at all. I've added a "Say out loud, 'The next time I want to go to Twitter, I will instead pick an item in my reading list.'" to my morning checklist. I may not be going to twitter to read, though, so this may not be an effective switch, but we will see. If I'm doing it for social reasons, I can try chatting with friends....
But considering I don't say anything when I go to Twitter, reading may work. I mean, the thing that ended my Twitter habit before was counting calories, so... I'm guessing I want to use my brain in some way that isn't work or properly active? Worth trying the reading idea.