this combination of comprehensive scheduling and a willingness to adapt or modify the plan as needed
will likely experience more creative insights than someone who adopts a more
traditionally “spontaneous” approach where the day is left open and unstructured.
Without structure, it’s easy to allow your time to devolve into the shallow—e-mail,
social media, Web surfing. This type of shallow behavior, though satisfying in the
moment, is not conducive to creativity. With structure, on the other hand, you can
ensure that you regularly schedule blocks to grapple with a new idea, or work deeply
on something challenging, or brainstorm for a fixed period—the type of commitment
more likely to instigate innovation.
Deep work Cal Newport
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