Every hour. Every Priority. Organized by you.

Plan from the hours down.

Turn a time budget into a plan you can actually move.

The plan you use
Master SheetSep 6–12

Workload by course

Soteriology7.0h
Philosophy of Mind6.0h
Philosophy of Religion5.5h
Applied Voice3.0h
Weekly workload21.5h
8.5 hours left unallocated
This weekMay 12–18
MONReadReview
TUEStudyReview
WEDReadPaper
THUStudyReview
FRIReadReview
Today4h 15m
Read Ch. 41h 30m
Study: dualism1h
Paper outline2h
Voice practice45m
becomes
The thinking underneath it
LevelClass → type → taskWeekly
ClassSoteriology7.0h
TypeReading3.5h
TaskRead Ch. 41.5h
ClassPhilosophy of Mind6.0h
TypeStudy2.5h
TaskDualism notes1.0h
ClassPhilosophy of Religion5.5h
TypeAssignments3.0h
TaskPaper outline2.0h
ClassApplied Voice3.0h
TypePractice3.0h
TaskVoice drills0.75h
Total class budget 7 + 6 + 5.5 + 321.5h

The simple TAE

Divide one time budget downward.

Choose the level of depth you want to stop at.

  1. 01
    Area of lifeSchoolEverything below sits inside this budget.
    21.5h
  2. 02
    SectionsFour classes7h + 6h + 5.5h + 3h
    21.5h
  3. 03
    Types inside SoteriologyReading + study + assignments3.5h + 2h + 1.5h
    7h
  4. 04
    Tasks inside ReadingRead Ch. 4 + weekly reading1.5h + 2h
    3.5h
Immediate outputThe same Today list shown above
Today4h 15m
Read Ch. 41h 30m
Study: dualism1h
Paper outline2h
Voice practice45m
Full-depth outputThe original Master Sheet model
The original detailed semester homework spreadsheet used as the model for the Master Sheet
See how your tools become one system

One planning language

Take your tasks from this, to this.

You do not need to abandon the tools that already make sense. 168+ connects their strongest ideas through one time budget.

01 · A task list

Keep the clarity of a simple list.

Tasks remain quick to scan, check off, and prioritize—but they sit inside the time you actually chose to give them.

Read chapter four 1.5h Outline response 2h Review notes 45m
Data toolThis weekGrouped by class
Planned21.5hComplete7.0hRemaining14.5h
Soteriology3 tasks3.5h
Philosophy of Mind2 tasks2.5h
Philosophy of Religion2 tasks3.0h
02 · A spreadsheet

Keep the control of your own system.

See the formulas underneath the plan: what each section receives, what remains, and where reality no longer matches the budget.

The original homework spreadsheet
Spreadsheet-style toolMaster SheetSep 6–12
TaskTimeClassDone
Read Ch. 41.5hSOT
Study: dualism1hPOM
Paper outline2hPOR
Voice practice45mVOICE
03 · A calendar

Keep the concrete shape of the week.

Move the work yourself. The engine advises and recalculates; it never takes the plan out of your hands.

MTWTF
Calendar toolThis weekMay 12–18
MONReadReview
TUEStudyReview
WEDReadPaper
THUStudyReview
FRIReadReview

The philosophy

Decide what deserves your time before deciding where it goes.

Start with one area of life. Give it a real weekly budget. Break that budget down from sections, to types, to literal tasks—and let the work you complete roll back up so the larger plan stays honest.

For the fullest version, expect a focused planning session every few months. You can still begin in a short burst, see the result, and return whenever you are ready to add detail.