Principlev1PR-1380
Distribute annual commitments according to seasonal capacity
Distribute annual commitments according to seasonal capacity curves rather than uniform calendar division to prevent structural overload during predictable low-capacity periods.
Why This Is a Principle
Grounded in Ultradian and Circadian Cognitive Rhythms (ultradian and circadian biological cycles) and Neural Plasticity Enables Lifelong Automatic Learning (neural plasticity and biological pattern detection). The principle prescribes non-uniform temporal distribution of work that matches biological capacity variation. This is actionable annual planning that respects predictable capacity fluctuation rather than assuming flat capacity.
Source Lessons
Seasonal capacity variation
Your capacity changes with seasons health and life circumstances — plan for it.
Capacity recovery after overload
After a period of overcommitment you need extra recovery time to restore baseline capacity.
The output review
Periodically review your outputs to assess quality trends and identify improvement areas.