1) Track your time:
“Part of spending your time better is knowing exactly how you’re spending it now. If you’ve ever tried to lose weight, you know that nutritionists tell you to keep a food journal because it keeps you from eating mindlessly. It’s the same thing with time.”
2) Picture the perfect morning:
“After you know how you’re spending your time, ask yourself what a great morning would look like for you.“
3) Think through the logistics:
“What would make your ritual easier? Do you need to set your easel next to your bed? Can you find a more cheerful alarm clock, or one you can’t turn off so easily? Come up with a plan and assemble what you need, but whatever you do, don’t label this vision as impossible.”
4) Build the habit:
5) Tune up a necessary:
“Life changes. Rituals can change, too.”
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