> I would say that mornings contribute to 80-90% of my output, despite being less than 50% of my working time. > After lunch.. I have the various meetings that

> I would say that mornings contribute to 80-90% of my output, despite being less than 50% of my working time. > After lunch.. I have the various meetings that help me reorient my work, learn what new is happening.. I think this is important to notice - even if the morning brings most of the output, it probably wouldn't do so without "after-lunch" period. You need a preparation time in the day and the execution time. I guess the problems arise when you mix them too much.