🗓️ How do you prioritize what matters in your calendar?

Alex Hormozi says he keeps his weekends free. He focuses on important work from 1:00 to 3:00 during the week. He has a team to help him stay organized and only meets on Mondays.

📅 Prioritize tasks for effective time management.
- ⏰ Leave buffer time for focused work.
- 🤝 Delegate responsibilities to enhance productivity.

Optimizing My Weekly Time Management Strategy

In the video "What My Calendar Looks Like" from Alex Hormozi, I have nothing on my calendars on Saturdays and Sundays, and I have nothing until 3:00 typically during the week. One o'clock is my absolute hard stop, but I ask the team to push everything until 3:00 so that I can actually work on the stuff that matters. Then on Mondays, I have meetings. So how do I keep it all organized? I have people who are focusing on it, and they let me know if they need me, which most of the time I ask them not to need me.

You control your time, or it controls you. I block my weekends and prioritize focused work during the week. Set clear boundaries, and you’ll discover how much you can achieve without distractions.

In his insightful discussion, Alex Hormozi shares his strategic approach to calendar management, illustrating how he intentionally blocks out time for focused work and limits interruptions. By reserving certain days and times for meetings and prioritizing tasks critical to his goals, Hormozi effectively eliminates distractions that can derail productivity. His method highlights the importance of structure and delegation in achieving priorities, encouraging listeners to reflect on their scheduling habits and identify ways to reclaim focus on what truly matters in their lives.

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Plan your week to make time for what matters most. 🌟

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