Leave the schedule blank
A writer with a low energy who is always low on battery and happy to take things as he comes is afraid of being attacked by a self-disciplined person who has a schedule that is accurate to the minute and a comprehensive plan for life. The young writer is constantly running out of battery, hates all social interactions, and prefers to live alone behind closed doors and code. The neighbor next door is self-disciplined and rigid, and his life is strictly stuck every second, but he is willing to make exceptions for him again and again. Block out the distractions from the outside world for him, accommodate his slow pace, and fill the entire schedule with tiny pieces of tenderness. Sloth and laziness meet the regular lines of life. The introverted and social writer is preferred to slowly breed tenderness in ordinary daily life.
Purpose: Don't let your schedule fill up your entire life. Only by leaving appropriate blank space can you accommodate relaxation.