Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.
The focus block is on your calendar. You know what you need to work on. But first: coffee. Then email, just to clear the decks. Then a snack. Then the bathroom. Then you reorganize your desk. An hour later you haven't started. A backward plan turns the pre-work ritual into a timed sequence so the actual work begins on schedule.
If you struggle with task initiation, the warm-up activities (coffee, email, tidying) aren't procrastination in the usual sense. They're your brain circling the task, looking for an on-ramp. Without a time limit, the circling never ends.
Instead of fighting the warm-up, plan for it. Ready Time gives each pre-work step a duration: coffee and snack, 10 minutes. Clear urgent emails, 10 minutes. Open your project and review where you left off, 5 minutes. Start. The warm-up still happens, but it has an end time.
Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.