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Two-hour focus blocks suggested every morning, based on the gaps your calendar actually has today.
Deep work doesn't happen in the 25 minutes between calls. It needs a real block -- and those only survive if you claim them in the morning, before the day's invites land.
Most people know this. Few do it, because checking the calendar and negotiating with yourself is one more task on an already full list.
This routine runs every morning. It reads today's calendar, finds the gaps that can hold a two-hour focus block, and suggests the ones worth protecting -- ideally the hours when your workload usually peaks.
Accept a block, mark it busy, and the day now contains real work time by design instead of by luck.
Copy this prompt into a new Littlebird routine. Edit the days and times to fit your schedule.
Every morning suggest 2-hour focus blocks I should protect today based on my calendar
Your Google Calendar shows where the open gaps are, and your meeting patterns show the hours when you actually get deep work done.
It suggests; you approve. Nothing gets booked without your say.
It tells you that too -- and flags which meetings look movable, so the block comes from a trade, not a fantasy.
It's free on the Basic plan. If you stack it with other routines, Plus costs $17 per month billed annually or $20 month to month, with a 14-day trial.
Yes. Tell it in the prompt -- 'mornings only' or 'never after 4pm' -- and it respects your rhythm.
Put Littlebird to work.