Morning routine
A gentle start: four small habits before the day gets busy.
- Make your bedEvery day
- Drink water8 glasses · Every day
- Stretch5 min · Every day
- Meditate5 min · Every day
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Each one is a practical action you can do on a busy day. Add it as it is, or adjust the target and days first.
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Today's spark
“You must do the thing you think you cannot do.”
Turn it into a habit
One small brave step
Do one small thing today that feels a little scary: ask the question, send the email, say what you think.
A gentle start: four small habits before the day gets busy.
Close the day calmly: notice what went well, plan tomorrow, read, and sleep on time.
Move a little every day, and properly a few times a week.
Start small, protect focused time, finish things and rest.
A little reading and practice most days adds up.
Get ideas out, make focused time for the work, and share it.
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Every day
Pick the thing you keep putting off and do just the first two minutes. Stop after two if you want.
Starting is usually the hardest part; two minutes makes it small enough to begin.
10 pages · Every day
Read 10 pages of a book before bed, with your phone in another room.
Hard day? Read one page
5 min · Every day
Sit somewhere quiet for 5 minutes and follow your breath. When your mind wanders, just come back.
Hard day? Three slow breaths
Every day
Do one small thing today that feels a little scary: ask the question, send the email, say what you think.
8 glasses · Every day
Keep a glass or bottle where you can see it and drink 8 glasses through the day.
Hard day? Have one glass with each meal
20 min · Every day
Take a 20-minute walk outside. No goal, no pace: just move and look around.
Hard day? Walk around the block
30 min · 3 times a week
Do 30 minutes of exercise you enjoy, three times a week, on any days that suit you.
Hard day? Ten minutes counts
5 min · Every day
Stretch gently for 5 minutes after you get up.
Hard day? One long stretch