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Lockdown has taught me a lot about my personal energy cycles.
It takes a lot for me to get up and get going, but once I’m up and about, I’m a machine for like 12 hours.
I start the day by putting on some good music that makes me feel nice. I do a full sweep & mop of my place
It takes a lot for me to get up and get going, but once I’m up and about, I’m a machine for like 12 hours.
I start the day by putting on some good music that makes me feel nice. I do a full sweep & mop of my place
During that time - I also check my phone, maybe reply to a few urgent messages - then do dishes & make a coffee, put a load of washing in the machine.
Comedy inspiration usually hits me about 3 hours after I wake up, so I stop what I’m doing and record.
Comedy inspiration usually hits me about 3 hours after I wake up, so I stop what I’m doing and record.
Then once housework is done, I jump in the shower, and I do my prayers in the shower (for some reason i feel closer to God when I’m in or around water) and list the things I’m grateful for - and set my intentions for the next 24 hours.
I know it seems counterintuitive to do your to-do list in the middle of the day, but that’s when my head is clear, and basics are done, so I can tackle more strenuous mental jobs.
Cooking for yourself requires creative inspiration, and I’m using that for my other work. So mostly I just throw a piece of meat in the air fryer, and steam some vegetables. I have a sweet tooth, so I snack on chocolate at night when I need comfort.
My phone is on DND permanently. And I only engage with it on my terms. And that’s ok. I give myself permission to rest. I don’t do “fitness” stuff, but the housework keeps me busy, and I’m doing some DIY home improvemens.
Hope this thread was relatable and not too banal.
Hope this thread was relatable and not too banal.
