On the surface, it seems logical to be specific when it comes to scheduling every minute of our day. After all, we cannot manage what we don’t measure. However, there are risks associated with having an overly specific calendar.
What if I told you that becoming an early riser might not be the best thing for you? In fact, what if I told you that it could be doing more harm than good?
I’ve made no secret about my night owl tendencies. But whether you’re a night owl like me or not, it’s important to begin your day before bed.
Not sure what you can do to make that happen?
Well, these 20 tips are perfect for anyone who wants to start their day feeling refreshed, energized, and ready to tackle whatever comes their way.
Too often, we get caught up in the daily grind of our lives and we forget to take a step back and really examine how we’re spending our time. We go through the motions: ticking things off our to-do lists, taking meetings, going to appointments on our calendar. But we don’t stop to ask ourselves if we’re really making the most of the precious hours we have each day.
That’s where taking a “time tour” comes in.
The concept of ValenTime’s Day is simple: to make time a priority in our lives and celebrate the love and appreciation we have for it.
The quote “Time makes more converts than reason” is just as relevant today as it was when it was first said.
Journaling can offer numerous benefits for your relationship with time and overall productivity. From improved mental clarity and increased creativity to better time management and increased productivity, there are many reasons to start journaling today.
I’m cheating a bit with this. Why? Because I’ve already started my 2023. In fact, I’m a full three months in as I write this. You see, I mirror my year with my kids’ school year. That means that I start in September and end it in August. And I typically slow down for July
New Year’s Day hits different for me, not just in 2022. Mainly because it hits me on a different day altogether. For many years now, I’ve followed the school year that my kids follow as my yearly markers. So September 1st is when I officially start my year, affectionately known as my NOW Year (an
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