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What’s your daily, weekly, and monthly hobby?
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You know, those hobbies you fit into your daily schedule vs the ones you fit into your days off (weekly) vs the ones you fit into at least once a month. I’m looking for some pass time ideas that I can fit into my routines. Right now, my daily pass time is watching a show or movie. I used to do reading but not sure what happened lol My weekly pass time is visiting family, trying new restaurants, and shopping. My monthly pass time is attending an event in the city like a fair, convention, etc.
Top Comment: Daily - video gaming, on commute and to unwind at home, and language learning with my Duolingo lessons Weekly - fanfic writing, but I've been getting back into the groove and trying to write every day! Monthly: Drawing and sewing, it's hard to find the motivation...
What is your weekly routine?
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Meaning what do you do each day of the week? Do you have a specific day for laundry, cleaning, cooking/meal prepping, working out, socializing - would love to get input to revamp my own routine. Thanks!
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Tips for creating a usable and realistic daily/weekly plan?
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I’ve been trying to structure my day and create routines to manage my time better. The problem is that I don’t really know how to plan things well. Sometimes I schedule too many things for the day and I end up feeling overwhelmed and not doing anything. It’s got to the point where even when I create a more realistic to-do list I subconsciously don’t take it seriously and end up doing different things.
Do you have any tips for creating more efficient plans/to-do lists and stick to them as well?
Top Comment: Every Friday, as part of my weekly review, I look over my "master task list." I remove anything I don't intend to get to within the next 2 weeks. Every night, I look over my task list for the day to reschedule anything I might not have gotten to. I also look over the next day, checking for what is on my calendar, any recurring tasks I'll need to do, and I pick 3 tasks from that master task list I mentioned above. I can always do more, but 3 is the max I will actually plan for because 3 seems to be the number I can consistently achieve without burning out. As far as how I plan my day, I know I have the most energy in the morning, so I structure my list with the most important/focus-requiring tasks first and lower energy tasks later in the day. From there, it's just a matter of working through the list as quickly as possible. I also really try to not miss my morning and evening routines, and make sure that I get enough sleep and 30 minutes of exercise daily.
[discussion] What is your weekly schedule with work, ...
Main Post: [discussion] What is your weekly schedule with work, ...