I published this piece quite a while ago. Though I enjoy the art of public record-keeping, you should know it may no longer reflect my views.

One thing I appreciate is my growing ability to understand how small choices affect the quality of my day. I have a history of struggling with doing things that are good for me, and while I’ve always known that certain things have a more positive influence than others, I wasn’t always able to execute on them.

Lately, I’ve been tinkering with the way I organize my mornings. I’ve come to understand that, in order for me to have a good day, I need to incorporate, in this particular order:

  • Get up within 30 minutes of my first alarm going off
  • Carry out a skin care routine I never thought I would be interested in
  • Get out of the house within 30 minutes of me getting out of bed
  • Walk for one hour
  • Empty my Omnifocus inbox during this walk
  • Arrive home and update YNAB
  • Plan my day
  • Empty my email inbox
  • Make a smoothie
  • Start my daily meetings

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