Design a daily creative work habit using the four laws

The creative project is the thing that matters most and the first thing the day eats. This applies the four laws of behaviour change to protect it: it takes what the work involves, the time you want to give, when you feel most capable, what blocks you and your current setup, then designs cues so daily progress becomes the default. You get a habit that defends the work instead of leaving it to spare moments.

I want to make consistent daily progress on my creative project but creative work keeps getting crowded out by other demands.

What the creative work involves: {CREATIVE_PROJECT}
How much time I ideally want to dedicate each day: {TARGET_DAILY_TIME}
When I feel most creatively capable: {PEAK_CREATIVE_TIME}
What typically gets in the way: {COMMON_BLOCKERS}
What my workspace or setup currently looks like: {CURRENT_WORKSPACE}

Apply the Four Laws of Behaviour Change to design this creative work habit:
1. Make it obvious: how do I signal to my brain and environment that it is creative time?
2. Make it attractive: what rituals or conditions make me want to create rather than avoid?
3. Make it easy: what is the minimum creative act I can do in under ten minutes that still counts?
4. Make it satisfying: how do I track output and reward showing up, separate from quality judgements?

Also give me a strategy for protecting this time from interruptions and a plan for creative blocks.