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I think a lot of members of the community can relate to this. I know I can. I've been changing various things about my morning/evening routines, what I drink/ea
by prezjordan 14y ago
I think a lot of members of the community can relate to this. I know I can. I've been changing various things about my morning/evening routines, what I drink/eat, etc - and put some findings in place with fairly good results (over winter break, when many college students are unproductive).
On a good day, I find that I...
- Wake up and play a game of chess (I'm not very good)
- Immediately after, make my bed/clean my room and hop in the shower
- Read
- "Start" my normal day.
I don't mean to go off on the "lifehack" tangent but I've found that this works for me - meaning I'm far more productive (willing to work, code, progress on projects) after this routine. I've also tried cutting out reddit completely and replacing that time with reading.
Just my $.02