How to Build a Daily Routine You Can Actually Keep
How to build a daily routine: two anchors, a short morning and evening routine, a block for important work, a flexible middle and a plan for bad days.
9 min readHabit guides / Shape your day
A good routine is a few fixed points, not a timetable for every minute. Start with a wake-up and wind-down time, add a short morning routine, then protect one block for what matters most. Everything else can flex.
How to build a daily routine: two anchors, a short morning and evening routine, a block for important work, a flexible middle and a plan for bad days.
9 min readA consistent wake-up and wind-down, one protected block and a flexible middle.
How to build a daily routine: two anchors, a short morning and evening routine, a block for important work, a flexible middle and a plan for bad days.
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