This really hit home! Having transitioned from maker to manager over the past couple of years, I was just commenting to a co-worker yesterday that I find it al

This really hit home! Having transitioned from maker to manager over the past couple of years, I was just commenting to a co-worker yesterday that I find it almost impossible to finish the maker-like tasks on my to-do list (mostly writing and reviewing long documents). I've been feeling a lot of guilt about this, but I couldn't see a clear way out. After reading pg's post, I'm thinking about blocking off some afternoons for maker activities. Thanks!