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+# Macro Time Management: Project Priorization and Calendar Scheduling 
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+## **Project Priorization**
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+Now that we have our [list of projects](../macroworkflow/index.md), we have to allocate the time to work on each projects. It's a matter of finding the right balance, don't just allocate 100% of your free time to one project, and 100% of your work time to an other project. You need to split it correctly. Let's check out how i split my time for each project.
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+    For the world (1)					(95% of Freetime)
+    	-Blog (11)
+    		-Project Opsec(111)				(50% of Free time)
+    		-Project Productivity (112)			(25% of Free time)
+    	-Fediverse (12)						(5% of Free time)
+    	-Privacy Front-ends(13)					(5% of Free time)
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+    For yourself (2)
+    	-Life (21)					(5% of Freetime)
+    		-Relationships (212)				(4% of Free time)
+    		-Apartment / House (211)			(1% of Free time)
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+    	-Work (23)					(100% of Work time)
+    		-Work Project A (231)				(50% of Work time)
+    		-Work Project B (232)				(50% of Work time)
+    		-Work Project C (231 + 232 -> 233)	
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+Here as you can see, i have decided to reduce the my freetime to just 5% of the things i do for myself, the remaining 95% of things i do during my free time are for the world, as i know that these are going to be the most fulfilling things i can do. As we have explained [previously](../rightthing/index.md), **you need to priorise projects, based on which one matters most to you** , and as i have ranked each project from most important (at the top) to least important (at the bottom) you can see how i allocated the time i spend for each accordingly.
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+**For Work,** the priorisation of projects is different, as you're not supposed to prefer a project over another, here you just need to **complete the projects in the correct order.** As you can see Project Z depends on project X and Y to be started, therefore I split my work-time in 2, half the time is dedicated to project X, and the other half of the time is dedicated to project Y.
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+The next week will have a different time allocation if projects X and Y are completed. Unless if there are more projects added to the list, then it will be project Z taking up 100% of the time afterward.
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+## **Calendar Scheduling**
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+For calendars, to make it simple, i recommend using thunderbird:
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+    [ mainpc ] [ /dev/pts/13 ] [~/Nextcloud/blog]
+    → sudo apt install thunderbird -y
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+    [ mainpc ] [ /dev/pts/13 ] [~/Nextcloud/blog]
+    → thunderbird
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+First thing we need to do after installing the app is enable the socks5 proxying, so that the app is able to resolve .onion domains:
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+![](16.png) ![](17.png)
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+Now that thunderbird has the socks5 proxying enabled, it is now able to sync with .onion Caldav calendars, so let's use the calendar that comes preinstalled with with [Nextcloud](../../opsec/nextcloud/index.md):
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+![](2.png) ![](3.png) ![](4.png) ![](5.png) ![](7.png) ![](6.png)
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+Now from here, you can schedule your personal time events in the "Personal" calendar, just do "Ctrl+I" to schedule an event:
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+In this case, we're doing a one-time event (going to the restaurant):
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+![](9.png)
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+But in the case where you have a recurrent event (like renewing your [mullvad VPN](../../opsec/vpn/index.md) subscription): you can schedule a recurring event like so:
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+![](10.png)
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+To schedule events on the work calendars you can simply switch the calendar when creating a new event:
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+![](11.png)
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+Then, as we also want to create "Default" tasks for entire weeks, we can just create an event that is an "All day event", starting from Monday, and ending on Sunday:
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+![](12.png)
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+And you can also do the same for your work calendar:
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+![](13.png)
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+So you now get the following result:
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+![](14.png)
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+For each week, you have a "default" work and personal project to work on whenever you have time (the cup is filled with water), and in it you have your one-time or recurrent events aswell (the marbles in your cup).
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+![](15.png)
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+Here as you can see on the week view, you have your default tasks on the top, and during the day you have your events.
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+## **Mobile Calendar Scheduling**
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+First, you need the Davx5 application from the Fdroid store on your [grapheneOS phone](../../opsec/graphene/index.md), that'll help us sync with the onion calendar we have on our .onion nextcloud instance:
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+![](20.png) ![](21.png) ![](22.png) ![](23.png) ![](24.png) ![](25.png) ![](26.png) ![](27.png) ![](28.png) ![](29.png) ![](30.png) ![](31.png)
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+Now that the Caldav nextcloud calendar is synchronized locally, we can display it using Etar Calendar:
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+![](32.png) ![](33.png) ![](34.png) ![](35.png)
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+Now that it is installed, we can install the widget to view our calendar from our phone directly:
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+![](36.png) ![](37.png) ![](38.png)
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+And that's it! you now have your own .onion caldav calendar synchronized and displayed on your phone aswell.
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