Set aside five minutes at the end of the day to organize your workspace (whatever that may be). Daily organization benefits are reduced stress; saved time; improved focus; attention on important tasks.
Beginner
begin to put money away for a rewarding experience
This generates anticipation of something good in your future. To solidify your intent, appropriately name your savings account or put a sticker on your stash of cash. Psychologically, this creates incentive to leave it in place.
create a Results List versus a To Do List
The menials of a To Do List may distract you from larger more meaningful outcomes. A more focused Results List will require things to get done while putting a priority on a purposeful outcome.
be grateful for everything
(even our challenges because it could always be worse)
Gratitude helps encourage positive emotions; enhance good experiences; improve health; deal with adversity and build healthier relationships. Making a negative situation unrealistically positive is unnecessary. Just find a positive aspect to help make it more acceptable.
Put My Pants On Standing Up
Or do yoga, or play hopscotch… Anything that creates balance. We don’t lose our balance because we age. We lose it because we quit using it. Find simple ways daily to build those balance muscles.
Eliminate Digital Overload
Allow the psyche to disconnect from constant interruption. Give yourself the gift of an hour in the morning of uninterrupted time before picking up your phone. Add an hour at night before bed for even more benefit. This break from digital overload gives your mind time to recharge resulting in clarity and focus throughout your day.