409: Why You Keep Blowing Off Your Time Blocks (And How to Finally Follow Through)
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You blocked the time. You had every intention of doing the work. But somehow, when that time block arrives, email, team questions, client needs, and a dozen other things suddenly take over. If this sounds familiar, the problem might not be discipline at all. In this episode, I’m digging into the research behind why we procrastinate and sharing practical ways to turn your time blocks into time you actually use.
In this episode you will learn:
- Why vague time blocks create friction and how getting specific makes it easier to start.
- How emotions like overwhelm, uncertainty, boredom, and fear can drive procrastination.
- Why starting small, creating transition time, and adding immediate rewards can improve follow-through.
- How to create an “executable time block” with an outcome, starting action, trigger, resistance plan, and finish line.
Time blocking tells you where your time should go, but that alone doesn’t guarantee you’ll actually do the work. The goal is to build systems that make starting easier, even on the days when motivation and discipline aren’t showing up. Don’t just schedule the time—schedule the task and schedule the start.
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