Throughout the years, I’ve been trying out different habits that would improve my day to day both physically and emotionally. A lot of these I’ve been doing for years and a few for the past few months. These habits have been really impactful and that’s why I consider them to be the best habits to create for creatives.
As my first day as a college student approaches, I of course needed to make a list to prep the day before. If it ain’t last minute, it ain’t fun. Some of these things I’ve been prepping to prep because that’s just the type of planner girl I am. For any other freshman out there, here is my day before back to school prep checklist.
As a way to celebrate the National Day of Relaxation, I wanted to show with you my favorite things to do to have a peaceful day. These different tasks allow me to have a peaceful day filled with productivity which is why I try my best to implement them in my day to day though there are still times in which slumps take over me and I don’t do them. This is my take on how to have a peaceful day.
If you’d like to know how my monthly planning routine looks like, as well as get a printable that holds some of the things that could be useful to do the same, keep on reading. I wanted to make this little short series of planning routines so that I could take you through all of them and we can all share how we plan on a yearly, quarterly, monthly, weekly, and daily basis.
Halfway through last year, I decided to develop a self-care day or more specifically add more self-care to my day to day and have a specific day in the week in which I go a little bit further in my self-care. Today, I will be jotting how my ideal self-care day looks like.