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5:30 - get up, get dressed, make the bed
5:45 - go for a walk with my wife and our cat
6:15 - shower, coffee, lemmy, household chores
7:30 - ride bicycle to work
8:30 - work starts
5pm - ride back home
6pm - cook and eat dinner
7pm - household chores
8pm - 1h free time
9pm - go to bed
So I manage to not fall behind on the household, shopping, sleep, me-time or exercise during the week.
I can carve out up to 4 hours for some special evening event once in a while.
Weekends are filled with side projects, visiting family and activities with friends.
Riding a bicycle to work was the game changer for me. It adds 2h of daily exercise and time to reflect during my commute.
You bother to waste time making the bed, but not showering before going to bed? Bizarre.
I don't even shower every day. Hope that doesn't break your mind.
Do you ever skip making the bed?
I've skipped making the bed for the last 30 years. I'm never in the bedroom unless I'm in bed, so having it be in any other state beyond "able to lay down on" is pointless.
100%
I think I heard something once about something being better even when you make the bed three seconds before you lay down in it
^solid source right there
Only when I've overslept and am in a big hurry. Then I'm out the door 5 minutes after waking up.
But otherwise, it takes just a minute, and transforms how the room looks.
A messy living space affects your mental state.
How? Is your bed in your living room? When you go to bed you mess it up, wouldn't that affect your mental state?