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The Morning
Anchor.
Most morning routines are built for the mornings that go well. This one is built for the mornings that don't — because those are the ones that decide whether a routine survives.
It takes about three minutes. Nothing is sent anywhere; it saves in your browser.
1 Find your anchor
One thing you already do every single morning without deciding to. Not something you'd like to do — something you already do, even on the worst day.
2 Attach two things. No more.
Two small things that happen in the same place, right after the anchor. Two is the limit on purpose — a third is what makes the whole thing collapse the first time a morning goes wrong.
3 Decide what counts on a bad morning
This is the part everyone skips, and it's the part that makes it work. On a morning where nothing goes right, what still counts as having done it?
My morning
First, I make coffee.
On a bad morning
Just the anchor. That's the whole routine.
One small idea, most weeks.
Short notes on planning when your attention doesn't cooperate. No pitches, and you can leave whenever you like.