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Here the guide's pages are sorted by the date they were prepared: the newer the page, the higher it appears in the feed. Each entry has a short description, a note on who it's for and topic tags. We publish pages gradually and don't chase volume: each one goes live when it can be read in full, with no placeholders or promises to finish it later. If you follow the guide, check back here from time to time.

We publish a page once we're comfortable rereading it. Rushing would look odd in a guide about calm planning.

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Topics:

  1. Guide sections

    A map of topics: planning the day, the week and the month, family, rest and boundaries.

    Why read it: Helps you choose the most convenient topic to start with.

    • day
    • family
  2. How to schedule your week in time blocks

    A step-by-step article with hypothetical examples, common mistakes and a checklist.

    Why read it: A detailed sequence of steps for anyone ready to plan a whole week.

    • week
    • day
  3. New articles feed

    The page you're on right now: the guide's articles in order of publication.

    Why read it: Shows what has been added to the guide recently.

    • week
  4. The guide's archive

    A list of all finished pages with the dates they were prepared and their main topic tags.

    Why read it: Helps you quickly track down an article when all you remember is its topic.

    • week
  5. A glossary of personal planning

    Slots, time blocking, buffers, priorities, the shared calendar and other terms in plain language.

    Why read it: Useful for anyone coming across these terms for the first time.

    • week
  6. Questions and answers

    Short answers about a first plan, a broken schedule, family and rest.

    Why read it: Handy when you need a quick answer rather than a full article.

    • day
  7. A week in slots: five steps

    A short outline on the home page: a list, estimates, blocks, a buffer and a review.

    Why read it: The quickest way to try the technique on your own week.

    • week
  8. Article collections

    Reading paths through the guide: unhurried mornings, a week with kids, working from home.

    Why read it: Suggests a reading order for a specific life situation.

    • family
    • rest
  • Archive

    A complete list of finished pages with the date each was prepared and its main topic tag.

  • Guides

    A step-by-step article on building your week in time blocks, plus our article catalog.

  • Collections

    Reading paths: unhurried mornings, a week with kids, working from home.

Sources

  • Slotv Kazino guide materials

The information is current as of the date this page was prepared. Planning techniques are described in general terms: everyone has their own rhythm, responsibilities and energy, so take what works for you and feel free to leave the rest.