That's the one thing you can count on. If you start to think of your schedule as a container into which you need to fit a limited number of objects your tasks you start to get more selective about which you'll put in. And if you group similar tasks by category, you can have a better handle on the kind of balance you're achieving. This is particularly important for entrepreneurs. An entrepreneur tends to have to juggle a lot of hats, and it's very easy for any one of those hats to monopolize your time.
Entrepreneurs tend to lose their balance very easily.
And you have to create a structure to your week to keep that balance or you'll really suffer. You don't want to schedule everything down to the minute because something unexpected always comes up. That's the one thing you can count on. So I suggested that everybody alternate hours. And that really appeals to people because it spreads your availability for the crisis across the whole day.