Set a five-minute timer. Scan your calendar, inbox, and notes, then capture only outstanding commitments on the page. Decide: finish now, schedule, or drop. Close apps, tidy workspace, and leave a visible cue for morning. Your brain stops rehearsing tasks, finally relaxing.
Set a five-minute timer. Scan your calendar, inbox, and notes, then capture only outstanding commitments on the page. Decide: finish now, schedule, or drop. Close apps, tidy workspace, and leave a visible cue for morning. Your brain stops rehearsing tasks, finally relaxing.
Set a five-minute timer. Scan your calendar, inbox, and notes, then capture only outstanding commitments on the page. Decide: finish now, schedule, or drop. Close apps, tidy workspace, and leave a visible cue for morning. Your brain stops rehearsing tasks, finally relaxing.
Step outside within an hour of waking and walk briefly, allowing natural light to hit your eyes. This supports the cortisol awakening response and anchors your circadian clock, improving mood and alertness. Pair with gentle movement to prime focus without spiking stress.
Delay caffeine ninety minutes, hydrate first, and avoid late-day stimulants. This timing respects adenosine dynamics, preventing the afternoon crash while preserving sleep quality. On your page, note the window you’ll enjoy coffee or tea, turning physiology-friendly timing into a simple promise.
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