Edit this chapter infographic to correct the schedule comparison. Keep the title, three main captions, illustration style, person, book footer and portrait framing. Replace both detailed seven-day grids with two matching, simple one-day timelines labelled "Before" and "After". They each contain the SAME six sized pieces, in the same order except for the stated adjustment: Sleep, Paid work, Meal, Household duties, Free time, Sleep. Use icons plus these exact concise labels. Keep Sleep, Paid work, Meal, Household duties and final Sleep identical in both timelines. Only split the Free time piece in the After timeline into a smaller Browsing piece, a Writing piece, and a Break piece. The sum of these three pieces must occupy exactly the previous Free time width. Show a visible arrow carrying the freed part of free time into writing. Do not erase real responsibilities or imply that household tasks disappear. The caption "Put breaks where they help" should point to the small Break piece within free time. No numerical hour claims. Simplify the schedule enough to compare instantly. Use plum, violet, terracotta, cream; replace green foliage with plum foliage. Main captions unchanged: "Count where the hours go", "Choose what the new work replaces", "Put breaks where they help". Footer unchanged "PRAGMA · Editorial interpretation".