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The More You Create · Tool 05

Creation day planner

A creation day is a day — or a block of time — where you give your attention to yourself. No passive scrolling. No random videos. Just you and what you want to build.

This planner is for one day. Fill it in before you start. Refer back to it through the day.

Start with the date

Step 01

Before you begin

What I want to create todayOne or two specific things — not a long list.

Why this matters to me

Step 02

My rule for today

One thing you will not do, and one thing you will use. Two decisions made now so you do not have to make them again at 2pm.

Today I will not…Social media, news, videos — pick the one that would actually derail you.

Today I will use…One tool or format. A legal pad. A plain text file. A voice recorder.

Step 03

Time blocks

Fill in what you plan to do, then mark it done when you finish.

MorningStart
Mid-morningDeep block
AfternoonSecond block
Late afternoonFinish
EveningOptional
Breaks

Take a 10-minute break every 90 minutes. Step away from the screen.

If the day goes sideways — and it might — do these three things instead of abandoning it.

Cut the list to one thing. Move to paper. Set 20 minutes and stop when it ends.

A day that produced one rough thing is not a failed day. It is a day.

Step 04

End of day reflection

Fill this in before you finish for the day, while it is still fresh.

What I actually created today

One thing that worked well

One thing I want to do differently next time

What I want to continue tomorrow

You do not need to create something big today. You need to create something that is yours.

If you felt bored at any point — that is a good sign. Boredom is often where your own thinking starts again.

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