- Wake up before you have to.
- Snooze once. Not three times.
- Drink water before caffeine.
- Make your bed. It takes sixty seconds.
- Wear something that fits. Comfort is a crime.
- Leave the house five minutes early. Walk slowly.
- Look at one person on public transit and wonder what their life is like.
- Don’t check email until you’ve had coffee.
- Don’t check Slack until 10.
- Reply to exactly three messages. The rest can wait.
- Eat something that isn’t beige before noon.
- Take a two-minute break to stand in silence.
- Close a tab you don’t need.
- Close five tabs.
- Let someone be wrong without correcting them.
- Say “let me think about that” instead of “yes” or “no.”
- Drink water again. Boring but effective.
- Walk to get lunch. Touch grass, metaphorically or literally.
- Eat alone. Bring a book. Don’t touch your phone.
- Ignore one notification from a group chat.
- Do not open Twitter before 3 p.m.
- Tell one coworker something kind. Keep it brief.
- Finish one task. Just one. Celebrate internally.
- Leave a meeting five minutes early. Never arrive late.
- Stretch at your desk. Look insane.
- Listen to “We Are The Champions”. Feel it. Move on.
- Wear headphones even if nothing is playing.
- Write down a worry. Throw the paper away.
- Don’t answer a call you don’t have energy for.
- Buy yourself a small treat. No justification needed.
- Walk past a mirror and compliment yourself.
- Change your posture. Breathe like you mean it.
- Say “I’ll get back to you” instead of overcommitting.
- Look out a window. Notice the sky still exists.
- Forgive yourself for being slow today.
- Take a bathroom break just to stand in silence.
- Send one text to someone you actually like.
- Ignore the news until after dinner.
- Eat dinner without scrolling.
- Clean one dish immediately. Feel powerful.
- Turn on a lamp. Harsh overhead light is the enemy.
- Do not check work email after 7 p.m.
- Say no to one plan you don’t want to attend.
- Read five pages of a real book.
- Write down one thing you did right today.
- Stretch again. Your back will thank you in ten years.
- Go to bed earlier than necessary.
- Leave your phone in another room.
- Forgive yourself for not doing more.
- Remember: you survived. That’s the whole assignment.
50 Ways To Have A Good Weekday
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About the author
Sophia Bennett is an art historian and freelance writer with a passion for exploring the intersections between nature, symbolism, and artistic expression. With a background in Renaissance and modern art, Sophia enjoys uncovering the hidden meanings behind iconic works and sharing her insights with art lovers of all levels.
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