This morning, I woke up before the sun.
If I keep this up, I’m on track to have a more or less perfect day for me. But what else needs to be done? What important pieces have to be included to make a day perfect?
If you don’t know how to have a perfect day, you aren’t likely to have one.
We’ve planned out our theoretical perfect days to see if we can have them more frequently.
But more importantly than our days, what’s your perfect day? Write it down, reverse engineer it, and see which pieces you can include more regularly.
You’ll thank yourself over the coming months.
Things mentioned in this episode:
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Other things we mentioned in this episode:
- How to Capture Inspiration When It Strikes (Ep. 259)
- Black Edge, by Sheelah Kolhatkar
- Deep Work, by Cal Newport
- Buffer (iOS | Android)
- Coach.me
Want more cool stuff? You can find all sorts of great tools at my Resources page.
Timestamps:
- 0:02:51 – Our perfect morning routines
- 0:16:01 – Lunch, afternoons and maintenance work
- 0:23:10 – Sponsor: Brilliant (Learning problem-solving skills)
- 0:25:00 – Sponsor: Hover (Buying a domain name)
- 0:27:15 – Lunch, afternoons and maintenance work (continued)
- 0:32:38 – Working, music and going to bed on time
- 0:37:41 – Getting to the perfect day
- 0:50:14 – Conclusion
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