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T. Harv Eker advises new entrepreneurs to schedule their lives around core priorities or “big rocks” (family, health, recreation, business) by intentionally allocating recurring time blocks—e.g., weekly one-on-one time with each child, a weekly date night, and daily workouts. The aim is balance in importance (not equal time): let the business occupy most hours if needed while ensuring each major life area is regularly attended to so you avoid guilt and maintain overall balance.

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