We are always rushing to start our day, aren’t we? It’s difficult to find the time to get everything off of our checklist, especially in the morning. Everything that we do in our morning routine sets us up to be confident throughout the day. A cup of coffee to keep us sharp, a hearty breakfast to give us energy, and a polished look to give us a boost of confidence helps us tremendously. Productivity and planning are two different skill sets, but they can work together to create a productive life.
When we reach a stumbling block like an unexpected nuisance, it throws our entire morning off. Maybe one day you will accidentally oversleep or your car might break down; all this does is make us even more pressed for time.
The best way to prevent and combat situations like this is to always be prepared. You never know what life is going to throw at you so that seems near impossible. With enough time, you can beat almost any hiccup: all you need is patience. There are simple things you can do to make time work for you. Save time by planning your meals and materials the night before.
However, we need to look at the aspect of hyperactivity. Doing too much in too little time. Everyone has a different perception of the meaning of strength. However, when you hear the word strength you automatically associate it with something that is unbreakable. A foundation that supports a fortress, a fort that holds strong regardless of what storms pass by or even wars. Strength is having faith and believing in something that’s unbreakable.
Without a strong base, you run the risk of severe burnout when you are surrounded by hyperactivity. It is normal to feel anxious and about daily occurrences with financial pressures, health issues, familial and social obligations being at the forefront of our minds. However, most can overlook the overarching burden that these things bring. Eventually, these things build up, becoming difficult to control. The pervasiveness of this hyperactivity creates a cloud of darkness that hangs over us for extended periods of time.
The most distracting and difficult part of this is the mounting pressure. There is no break from obligations. These are ongoing stressful events that are essential to living. These elements will always persist and there is little to nothing we can do about it, right? Actually, the cure for hyperactivity is simple. Even with a good plan, the backlog of work, the general anxiety around issues will build up. What matters at that point is the ability to sort through the clutter. Focusing your mind on an activity that is routine and takes no active thinking will save as a quick reset button for the mind.
It is a quick fix if there is a heavy buildup of negativity, but it is much better to create a strategy with your routine. Not only is time management critical to this, but it is also important for you to have a strategy. Make a routine out of reading, meditating, exercising, or simply listening to music.
