So you’re out of school, but still have to do school work online. Maybe you’re in charge of figuring out when you get your classes and work done, when to eat lunch, do physical activity, and practice golf. Thankfully, you have to stay at home so you save a lot of the time you would have spent commuting during a regular day.

Odds are you have a lot more time on your hands, and GET to choose how to spend it.

By focusing your time on specific daily/weekly tasks, you could come out of this time more physically fit, with improved grades, having read some books or blogs, worked on your short game, and even spent some quality time with your family. Or you could spend the next few weeks sitting on your couch, laying in bed, playing video games, watching 43 YouTube videos in a row, scrolling through Instagram or Snapchat for 6 hours a day, bingeing on 7 seasons of a show on Netflix.

Your choice.

Here are 2 at-home planners that can help you manage these tasks and use your time productively.

The Habit Grid

a. Choose what you want to accomplish during the next few weeks and write it down at the top.

b. Write down on the side what daily or weekly habits you want to make sure you do.

c. Every time you do one of those things on a daily basis, give yourself a check mark. If you miss a day, or weren’t supposed to do it on that particular, leave it blank.

d. Get through the grid one day at a time, and see the positive changes you can make in 4 weeks.

e. Repeat in 4 weeks.

168 Hours

a. Plan out your schedule for the week ahead. This may look similar to the class schedule that you are used to in school, but now you have the choice of what order to take your classes.

b. Include your daily habits like workout routines, golf practice, reading time, or even making your bed.

c. Add in some time for those other things like 6 YouTube videos in a row. Just make sure you’re able to set and stick to your limits.

d. Repeat next week.

Let me know how it goes, hopefully these help you in the next few weeks Be Better.

SM

Daily habits and time management --> come out stronger and better in 4 weeks