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There are so many things you want to get done, but there are only 24 hours in a day. Despite this limitation, some people are able to accomplish a lot in their daily routine, while others get burnt out by the stress of completing everything they think they should be accomplishing.
Most likely there are activities or goals you’d like to be able to work into your current schedule, but you feel like you don’t have the time to complete them. The key to achieving your goals is practicing good habits. We all have good and bad habits that influence how we operate in our daily lives, but it’s up to you to nurture the practices that are beneficial to your life and learn how to eliminate the negative ones.
The last planner you'll ever need
Take time off
The first step in learning how to make good habits is realizing that you can’t be working nonstop. Everyone needs downtime, and by giving yourself a much-needed break every now and again, you’ll be able to return to your goals feeling fully focused. Instead of working from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. every day without taking any breaks, shorten the work day by coming home early and doing something that fulfills you in a different way — like reading a book, listening to a podcast or exercising.
