Your most important work requires uninterrupted time. It cannot be done in the gaps between meetings or in the fragments of a distracted day. It needs a dedicated block where you can work with full attention.
Schedule one block each day for your most important work. It might be ninety minutes. It might be two hours. The length matters less than the protection. During this block, eliminate all distractions. Close email. Turn off notifications. Put your phone away. Work on one thing only.
This block is not negotiable. Do not schedule meetings during it. Do not let other tasks intrude. Treat it as sacred time. This is when you make real progress on what matters. Everything else can wait.
When you protect this block, you ensure that your most important work actually gets done. It does not get pushed aside by urgent but less important tasks. It gets your best attention during your best hours. This is how meaningful work happens.
Try it this week. Schedule one block each day for your most important work. Protect it fiercely. Notice how much more progress you make when you give your important work dedicated, uninterrupted time. The deep work block is not a luxury. It is a necessity.