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TUESDAY POSTS (Best Practices / Corporate Lessons)
Mar 11 — Focus Time Myth ✅ SENT (Mar 11)
Mar 18 — Meeting-Free Fridays
“We tried no-meeting Fridays. It didn’t work.”
No, you tried announcing no-meeting Fridays and hoping people would comply.
That’s not implementation. That’s wishful thinking.
Here’s how to actually make it stick: [LINK: Meeting-Free Fridays post]
Mar 25 — Calendar Bankruptcy
When your calendar is so broken you can’t fix it incrementally:
Declare calendar bankruptcy.
Delete everything recurring. Start fresh. Only add back what truly matters.
Sounds extreme? It works.
Here’s the protocol: [LINK: Calendar Bankruptcy post]
Apr 1 — 1:1s Cost
Your weekly 1:1s cost more than you think.
10 direct reports Ă— 30 min Ă— 52 weeks = 260 hours/year
That’s 6.5 weeks of your life in 1:1s alone.
Worth it? Maybe. But only if you’re doing them right.
How to audit your 1:1 ROI: [LINK: 1:1s Cost post]
Apr 8 — Async vs Sync
“Can we hop on a quick call?”
Translation: “I don’t want to write this down.”
Not everything needs a meeting. Here’s a simple framework for deciding sync vs async: [LINK: Async vs Sync post]
Apr 15 — Manager Audit
Managers: when’s the last time you audited YOUR calendar?
You tell your team to protect focus time while you’re triple-booked.
Start with yourself. Here’s a manager’s calendar audit checklist: [LINK: Manager Audit post]
THURSDAY POSTS (Tech Stack Comparisons)
Mar 13 — vs Motion
Motion = AI task scheduling CalWizz = Calendar analytics
Different tools. Different problems.
Motion tells you WHAT to work on next. CalWizz tells you WHERE your time actually goes.
Honest comparison: [LINK: vs Motion post]
Mar 20 — vs Calendly
Calendly helps you SCHEDULE meetings. CalWizz helps you understand if you SHOULD.
One fills your calendar. The other audits it.
Use both? Use one? Here’s how to decide: [LINK: vs Calendly post]
Mar 27 — vs [New Competitor 1]
[PLACEHOLDER — waiting on sub-agent draft]
Apr 3 — vs [New Competitor 2]
[PLACEHOLDER — waiting on sub-agent draft]
Apr 10 — vs [New Competitor 3]
[PLACEHOLDER — waiting on sub-agent draft]
EVERGREEN TWEETS (Schedule Anytime)
Meeting Cost Reality
A 1-hour meeting with 6 people isn’t 1 hour.
It’s 6 hours of salary + prep time + context switching + recovery time.
That “quick sync” costs $500-1500.
Calculate yours: https://calculator.calwizz.com
Schedule Health Score
Your schedule has a health score. You just don’t know it yet.
- How fragmented is your focus time?
- What % is meetings vs deep work?
- Are your meetings clustered or scattered?
CalWizz calculates it automatically from your Google Calendar.
The Calendar Audit Question
One question to audit any meeting:
“If this meeting didn’t exist, would anyone recreate it?”
If no → kill it If yes → keep it If maybe → make it async for a month and see what happens
Calendar vs To-Do List
Your calendar shows commitments. Your to-do list shows intentions.
When they don’t match, the calendar always wins.
That’s why time-blocking works: it turns intentions into commitments.
Last updated: March 10, 2026