Time, time, timeSee what’s become of meWhile I looked around for my possibilitiesI was so hard to pleaseBut look aroundLeaves are brownAnd the sky is a hazy shade of winter — Simon & Garfunkel…
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We are definitely NOT talking about my body here 🙂 (Full on tangent: I was so flexible as a kid and teen! Splits, straddles, backbends. And then running happened. I need to do more…
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Both mornings and bedtimes were pain points. Both are now somewhat better! (Not perfect. But better!) A brief dive into current routines: AM We get the kids up between 6:45 – 6:50, with Josh…
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Things that are going well Operation 100, Revisited. After starting my Insta-break, reducing my phone’s screen time became instantly easier. Imagine that. I spent a few days oddly flitting back between email and feedly, but…
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Daily Planning Here are two examples of how I am using my daily planning pages these days. You can see a timeline along the left (the colors are rather arbitrary, but maybe over time…
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1- TWO podcasts to check out: No Stupid Questions with Freakonomics host Steven Dubener + Grit author and psychologist Angela Duckworth. Love their discussions which often center around the intersection of economics and psychology.…
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I spent the first four days of vac kind of ignoring my usual routines, and it was a nice break at first. But honestly — it kind of caught up with me. Not having…
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Ideal Morning: Up @ 5. Coffee has been set to begin brewing at 4:50 am so it’s always ready by the time I make it downstairs. Completion of yesterday’s bullet journal/tracking. Things I enter:…
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I’ve probably written at least a dozen morning routine posts over the years, because it’s always changing! But since I had a recent request, here is the current one: 4:40 or so: alarm (using…
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I spend a lot of time thinking about routines. Definitely more than normal people. I am also obsessed with others’ routines.Routines don’t make up the entirety of our lives, but they certainly comprise a…