I had a completely free day yesterday. Guess how much I got done?

Nothing.

Well, almost nothing that actually mattered.

Meanwhile, the days when I'm squeezed between meetings and have maybe 90 minutes to work? That's when I actually crush it.

This doesn't make sense, right? More time should equal more productivity.

Except it doesn't. At least not for me.

Today's video unpacking why this happens and what it reveals about how we actually operate versus how we think we operate.

It's one of those things I've noticed for years but never really articulated until yesterday's failure forced me to.

Think about your most productive days recently - were they packed or wide open?

I'm genuinely curious if this pattern holds for others or if I'm just weird.

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