Next six months, be addicted to these habits!
Here is a challenge for you, can you do all or some of these habits for the next six months? I will be trialling these for the next six months and will come back to share what I find out.
1 ) waking up early
Waking up early means you’re already ahead of everyone else. Waking up earlier gives you more time to;
- Plan your day
- Work on your business
- Be productive
2) writing your thoughts before bed
Writing your thoughts before bed will improve your quality of sleep.
Here’s what you can write down;
- Your goals for tomorrow
- What you are grateful for
- Any negative thoughts
This will improve your mental health dramatically.
3) Learning an online skill, 30 mins a day
With rising inflation, an online skill will save you financially.
Here are a few skills recommended:
- Coding
- Youtube
- Copywriting
- Digital Marketing
- Content Creation
4. Spend 1 hour a day exercising
To have good mental health, you have to have good physical health.
Exercises that have the best results;
- Running
- Swimming
- Lifting weights
These will strengthen and tone your body. Fast.
5. Sit in silence for 10 minutes a day
Your mind is racing with hundreds of thoughts every minute.
Take 10 minutes to:
- Sit in silence.
- Practice mindfulness.
- Give your mind a break.
- Be present in the moment.
This is an underrated habit for your mental health.
6. Create a proper sleep schedule
Sleep is essential for you;
- Performance
- Mental health
- Reducing stress
- Improving your mood
Do this for deep and quality sleep;
- No screen I hours before bed
- No eating 3 hours before bed
- Make your room cooler
- Use blackout curtains
7. Take a 30-minute walk in nature
Nature is proven to help you:
- Get rid of anxiety
- Increase happiness
- Improve your mood
- It’s one of the best hacks for improving your day.
8. Read 10 pages a day
Reading will strengthen your mind and also:
- Increase your focus
- Increase your knowledge
- Increase your self-confidence
Just 10 pages a day will give you a huge return in life.
For some, these habits may just be a reminder. Why not share what else you may add to this list or what other habits you have trialled?
