It depends on what my plan is. If it is something important has to be tomorrow, I think about that night before. But if it’s nothing special or important, then I will think about that in the morning. But I always know that my morning starts with water and breakfast
I set my intentions the day before at night because I feel that it makes me really have to and want to do it because it’s been put into the universe and it’s more permanent.
I prefer to set my intentions the night before. This gives me time to plan them ahead of time without the morning rush pressuring me to move on, so when I wake up I already have my goals straight.
I tend to plan the next day- I hope for a good sleep. Getting up early always help as if I stay awake in bed it slows me fir the rest of the day.
I usually start thinking of my work day the evening before and what I will need to do and prioritize first. I will also plan to workout in the morning but when my alarm goes off or I wake up in the middle of the night and still feel tired, I’ll talk myself out of working out most of the time. This leads me to change my alarm and then wake up later, making me arrive to work a few minutes after 8:30 (late).
Ideally, I like to start planning each day, the night before. Setting out clothes, making sure I have lunch/snacks for work the next day. If I can plan for the day, while I have time & can think about what I need & why. If I try & do everything in the morning, before work/school, I get super overwhelmed & always forget things.
At times I set my intentions the night before and note it down as a reminder but there are days when I will make a decision on that day itself, this usually gets down first, knowing very well that I procrastinate alot and is moved around alot by my emotions
I start with setting the intention and planning the day the night before and fine tune them as the day comes. Since I’m new to this, I am only learning how to optimise my time and organise it without compromising my career, personal life, relationships, hobbies, self-care, and alone time.
The night before. Absolutely. My mind is clearer and I have a better idea of how I want my tomorrow to be. So when I wake up I can start the day running.
Normally I would spend 5 minutes writing down goals for the next day before bed. I would then spend around 20 min to review my plan and create a to do list first thing in the morning
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