Family time
Weeks that put family time first: work that ends when the day with the kids begins, weekends kept clear, and the rest fitted in around them.
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Cal Newport's Daily Routine
Finish your deep work by 5:30 PM and keep the evening. Cal Newport plans every minute of his workday, after a morning run and 25 pull-ups.
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David Heinemeier Hansson's Daily Routine
Do great work in 40 hours a week and still sleep in. David Heinemeier Hansson wakes without an alarm at 8:30 AM and starts work at 11:00 AM.
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Daniel Ek's Daily Routine
Give your first 4 hours to family, exercise and thinking. Spotify's Daniel Ek wakes at 6:30 AM and doesn't start work until 10:30 AM.
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Demis Hassabis's Daily Routine
Have dinner with your family and still get quiet hours for hard problems. Demis Hassabis starts a second workday at 10:00 PM and peaks around 1:00 AM.
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Gustave Flaubert's Daily Routine
Keep your life orderly so your work can be bold. Gustave Flaubert woke at 10:00 AM and wrote from 2:00 PM into the small hours, every day alike.
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