Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.
You ate. Now you're on the couch. Or scrolling. Or "just resting your eyes." The afternoon feels like a wall and getting back to your desk feels like climbing it. The work didn't get harder, but the transition from break mode to work mode is a full restart, and without a sequence, the restart never happens.
Your energy dips after eating. That's biology. But the bigger issue is re-initiation. You were in flow before lunch, and now your brain has to cold-start. Open the laptop, remember what you were doing, load the context back, push through the first few minutes of resistance. Without a cue to start, the couch wins.
Ready Time builds a 20-minute re-entry: clean up lunch, make coffee, walk for 5 minutes, sit down, review your task list, and start the easiest thing first. The sequence is designed to be low-friction. Each step is so small that doing it is easier than deciding not to. By the time you're through it, you're working again.
Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.