Every day Quote by Kate Toon
““WHAT DOESN’T WORK SO WELL Psst: Check out all the contradictions, which are all part of the entrepreneurial life. Afternoons: Once it hits 2pm my brain doesn’t work so well. I use this fuzzy time to do monotonous tasks such as social media scheduling, WordPress fixes, editing, etc. Scheduling/ batching: I’d also like to batch things like writing blog posts and creating videos. But I tend to do them randomly when the urge takes me, which isn’t productive at all. Social media: It’s a huge time suck that I wrestle with all day, every day. Boundaries: I try to switch off each evening around 3pm (school days) or 6pm (work days). But I often find myself logging in again. (It doesn’t help that Netflix is on my laptop, which makes it all too easy to flick over to my work email or business Facebook groups every two seconds.) Bravery: Because I’m willing to give things a go, I sometimes launch them without thinking things through!””
About This Quote
Source Blog: Productivity & Entrepreneurship, 2023
Entrepreneurial work cycles include low‑energy periods best suited for routine tasks, while high‑energy moments suit creative work.
In simple terms: Use energy peaks for big ideas, troughs for chores.
Key Takeaway
Schedule tasks to match natural focus rhythms.
Themes
productivity
time management
entrepreneurship
Mood
determined
pragmatic
Type
practical
inspirational
When to use this quote
- daily work
- social media
- content creation
- blog writing
Key Concepts
energy cycles
task batching
Questions to Reflect On
- Which tasks align with your personal energy lows?
- How can you protect creative time from distractions?
A Different Perspective
Energy fluctuations may disrupt strict schedules.
