Stakkr · Tool No. 2
Are your best hours actually yours?
Say how much time you want for your own thing, mark your sharpest hours of the day, and see what's already eating them.
How many hours a week do you want for your business?
The time you'd realistically like to put into building something of your own each week.
Your sharpest hours of the day
The hours when your focus is naturally strongest — usually the same window every day. Add each block; you can add as many as you like. You'll say what's actually scheduled into them next.
Not sure how to identify your peak hours?
- Think about when hard thinking feels easiest — not when you're busiest, but when you're sharpest.
- For most people it's the first few hours after fully waking up; for some it's late evening. It's usually the same window every day.
- Ignore what you currently do then — you'll map that in the next step. Just mark when the capacity is there.
What currently takes up each of those hours?
This is usually where weekdays and weekends actually differ — set both for each timeslot.
Add at least one timeslot above to continue.
Where that leaves you
Weekday × 5 days
Weekend × 2 days
The verdict
Set your goal above and map what fills each peak hour — you'll see whether your sharpest hours are free to build something of your own.
A self-assessment, not a guarantee. Assumes all five weekdays follow the same pattern, and both weekend days follow the same pattern. Your answers are saved in this browser so you can come back to them.