Weekly Architecture Plan
- Kate Slatter
- 3 days ago
- 1 min read
Building your week around your rocks.
You can picture your week as a jar: the big rocks, your foundations and the work that moves you forward, go in first, then the pebbles, then the sand. Put the rocks in first and everything else settles around them. The full idea, with the story behind it, is here: Rocks, Pebbles and Sand. [link].
To make that easier, I have put together a Weekly Architecture Planner, and it comes in two versions. Use whichever suits the way your mind works.
Half-hour slots give you a more detailed picture. Useful if your days are broken into shorter blocks, you are juggling appointments, or you like to see exactly where the time goes.
One-hour slots keep things simpler and less cluttered. Better if you plan in bigger blocks, you want a quick overview, or too much detail puts you off before you start.
There is no right answer. Do what works for you.
Download the Weekly Architecture Planner here: [half-hour version] | [one-hour version]
These are just the two versions I use to keep my own week steady. If you have something that works better, I would love to see it. I am always keen for new ideas.
Kate

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