During the 1940s there was a gentleman who took it upon himself to instruct the masses on time management.
His first order of education came in the form of quartering a standard day of 24 hours into four equal sixhour blocks. Keeping in mind the conventional eight-hour work day, driving to and from your place of employment, a possible nine hours was consumed, leaving 15 hours in your day.
But one should, according to him, to be most effective with your time allotted, at the max or minimum allow for just six hours of sleep, leaves nine hours remaining to do what you desire, in a single day for themselves.
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