If a habit have become automatic, do you still write it in My To Do
Once a habit has become automatic, it’s still beneficial to write it in your 'My To Do' list occasionally. This can reinforce the habit and help maintain your awareness of your routines. Writing it down can also provide a sense of accomplishment and help you track your progress. Remember, the goal is to create meaningful daily rituals that support your overall well-being and help you achieve your goals. Consistency is key, even with automatic habits!
If you have developed a rhythm or routine, an established form like PJs, teeth, toilet and deo, you may want to reference it in shorthand: Prep for sleep. Your anchors are still important to count, since they take some of your time and you need to build around them, but they may become less of a checklist item and more of a timestamp, a boundary of a time block that you still need to actively plan. Ultimately, writing them down is not required for success; a plan is a tool and not all tasks require a tool to be completed. You can just focus on what needs more help!
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