How to Structure Your Week For Maximum Productivity
This video introduces a new process for better time management for Foudners, CEOs and leaders. The feature allows users to create a structured calendar that reflects their ideal week, helping them to visualize and manage their time effectively. Key highlights include:
Creation of a 'Dream Week' calendar to plan and visualize ideal time allocation.
Ability to set recurring events for consistent weekly activities.
Color-coding for different types of activities to enhance clarity.
Integration with existing calendar tools like Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar.
Assumptions
Users are familiar with calendar management tools.
Users are looking for ways to improve their time management skills.
The feature will be used primarily by CEOs and team leaders who have regular meetings and responsibilities.
Testing Strategy
Verify that users can create a new calendar and name it appropriately.
Ensure that events can be added, edited, and set to recur weekly.
Test the color-coding feature to confirm it works as intended.
Check integration with Google Calendar to ensure events sync correctly.
Step 1: Assess Your Current Time Management0:00
Understand the importance of time management for deep, meaningful work.
Recognize that hiring more people does not automatically free up time.
Step 2: Create a New Calendar1:42
Open Google Calendar.
Click the '+' sign to create a new calendar.
Name the calendar 'Dream Week'.
Step 3: Visualize Your Ideal Week2:01
Imagine you have complete control over your week.
Consider your regular meetings and responsibilities.
Step 4: Add Weekly Events2:29
Start adding events for your regular meetings (e.g., company stand-ups).
Use emojis and color-code events for better organization.
Step 5: Set Recurring Events3:56
Ensure that each event is set to repeat weekly.
Adjust events as needed over time.
Step 6: Review Your Ideal Week4:31
Compare your ideal week with your actual calendar.
Identify areas for improvement.
Step 7: Toggle Between Ideal and Actual Calendars6:27
Use separate calendars for your ideal week and actual meetings.
Toggle between them to see discrepancies.
Step 8: Reflect on Time Usage7:52
At the end of each week, assess how your actual time spent compares to your ideal week.
Cautionary Notes
Avoid overloading your calendar with too many events; prioritize key activities.
Be flexible and adjust your ideal week as your responsibilities change.
Tips for Efficiency
Use color coding to quickly identify different types of activities.
Schedule time for personal activities to maintain work-life balance.
Regularly review and adjust your calendar to stay aligned with your goals.

