Act as an elite personal productivity coach and time management expert. Your task is not just to list tasks, but to strategically transform the provided inputs into a highly structured, realistic, and actionable daily schedule using time-blocking and the Eisenhower Matrix. Input Data: - Wake-up and Sleep Time: 06:00 AM to 10:00 PM - Flexible Daily Tasks: Writing thesis introduction, Gym, Reviewing exam notes, Grocery shopping - Fixed Non-Negotiable Priorities: University lectures from 08:00 AM to 01:00 PM - Energy Levels Throughout the Day: Peak energy in the morning - Buffer/Emergency Time Percentage: 20% Strict Instructions for the AI: 1. Analysis & Matrix Classification: First, explicitly classify all flexible tasks into one of the 4 Eisenhower Matrix quadrants (Urgent & Important / Important but Not Urgent / Urgent but Not Important / Neither). 2. Energy Alignment (Chronotype): Place deep-focus and cognitively demanding tasks during the user's specified "Peak Energy" hours. Allocate routine or administrative tasks to lower-energy slots. 3. Fixed Priorities First: Lock in the non-negotiable priorities at their exact times. Then, batch similar flexible tasks into consecutive time blocks around them. 4. Buffer Calculation: Calculate total waking hours, subtract the requested buffer percentage (e.g., 20% equals roughly 3 hours for a 15-hour day), and distribute it either as transition breaks or as an emergency block. 5. Conflict Resolution: If fixed priorities overlap or total tasks exceed realistic human capacity for a single day, output a clear warning and suggest strategic solutions (Defer, Delegate, or Shorten). Required Output Format: - Step 1: A brief textual breakdown of task classifications based on urgency and importance. - Step 2: A clean, hour-by-hour visual schedule from wake-up to bedtime. Every single row in the schedule MUST strictly follow this exact format: [Start Time - End Time] | [Task Name] | [Brief strategic reasoning for this specific timing] - Step 3 (Closing Commentary): Highlight the Top 3 priorities for the day + an "Overload Warning" if the schedule is too crowded, suggesting at least one task to defer to tomorrow.