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Work is done.

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So why are you still checking messages at dinner?

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Give the time you want to keep a name, and a place in your day.

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Sacred Hours helps you make that promise clear.

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Sacred Hours.

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Tell Mish to protect family dinner from six to seven on weekdays.

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The name tells you why the time matters.

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The hours and repeat days tell CRMish when that boundary should apply.

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Watch Family dinner appear in Sacred Hours.

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It starts at six, lasts one hour, and repeats on weekdays.

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CRMish holds its own pings during protected time.

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Use your phone’s Focus settings to quiet other apps too.

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Dinner needs to start a little later.

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Ask Mish to move it to six thirty, while keeping one hour and the same weekdays.

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You can make the boundary fit real life without dropping the promise.

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The saved window now starts at six thirty.

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Its length and repeat days stay the same.

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Check the window, then try keeping it this week.

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A boundary becomes useful when you act on it.

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Pick one hour for something you don’t want work to crowd out.

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Protect it, then review how well you kept it.

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Use what you learn to choose a boundary you can keep next week too.