Planning in the morning means burning your sharpest hours on admin. Plan the night before instead — then you dive straight into doing.
Three reasons for the evening
- No decision fatigue in the morning: The plan is ready, you just get started.
- Better wind-down: Whatever's scheduled stops spinning around in your head — and your evening actually feels free.
- A more honest read: In the evening you still remember how full the day really was, so you plan more realistically.
The 5-minute ritual
- Look ahead to tomorrow: Any appointments? Energy level?
- Make your 1-3-5 picks
- Name the one big rock that matters tomorrow
Make it stick
Attach the ritual to your evening routine — right after brushing your teeth, for example. Five minutes that carry the whole next day.
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