I consciously try to do most of these every day. Going to sleep early and waking up earlier are two things I am *very* happy I started doing. I feel better about my day, and I feel more productive during the day.
I might add a few of these to my regular list. I really like the idea of consciously thinking of and then writing down two things I am grateful for today. I might try that one tomorrow.
I'm not sure I'm willing to give up my coffee though.
plonkee
· 2 years ago
Despite being English, I can't stand tea.
I really like this list, I think I'll start trying to do some things.
Finally, what can I replace potatoes with?
Y.Graf
· 2 years ago
Great list, I wish I could live like that... I would also add: - listen to your favorite song (in the morning) - call someone you haven't called for long time
sfordinarygirl
· 2 years ago
Your list inspired me to make some small subtle changes in my day-to-day routine. This morning I got up at 6am and discovered how productive I am with a few extra hours in the morning. It also allowed me to meditate and focus on the day's priorities.
Joe Fier
· 2 years ago
That's a pretty awesome list you have there. I really like the idea of not drastically changing. We see it everywhere we go telling us that the huge changes are the most necessary, but I don't agree with that. Using a list more like your's would definitely make more of an impact on anyone's life. Good post!
guinness416
· 2 years ago
I like the list a lot too, and am surprised and pleased to see that a lot of them are incorporated into my routine. I find that getting up early to work out is great ... it allows me to start the day on my terms, however my clients and bosses may try to break me the ten hours that follow. (And why on earth would anyone want to replace potatoes, which are all that is good and right in this world?!?!!)
Pinyo
· 2 years ago
Excellent list. Thank you for sharing.
Patrick
· 2 years ago
Great list. I have actually tried many of these, but some I haven't even thought about.
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I might add a few of these to my regular list. I really like the idea of consciously thinking of and then writing down two things I am grateful for today. I might try that one tomorrow.
I'm not sure I'm willing to give up my coffee though.
I really like this list, I think I'll start trying to do some things.
Finally, what can I replace potatoes with?
I would also add:
- listen to your favorite song (in the morning)
- call someone you haven't called for long time