General Good Advice - Sleep, Food, Hygiene, Planning, and Social Interaction
βοΈ 1. Go to bed at a reasonable hour when you're actually tired.
2. When you start to get tired, finish up whatever you're doing and go to sleep in a cool, dark place. The ritual of preparing to go to bed helps your brain shut down at night. Everything in life is much harder if your sleep is bad.
3. Don't use an alarm π¨. The rude awakening messes up your whole day.
4. Eat a healthy breakfast in the morning. Your brain functions worse if you don't feed yourself adequately. If something is "quick food" it's probably not adequate. Eat a variety of different types of food with different textures and tastes.
5. It's critical that you prepare for tomorrow the day before. Everything you do now affects how tomorrow turns out, and everything you do now affects what your life will be like next year and the years that follow it. Things do not magically get better. If there's something you're doing now or not doing that you know is bad for you, stop doing it now. I repeat, it will not actually go away on its own. You actually have to make changes now. If you don't do it right now, you will put it off indefinitely and then your future will change because of it. What you do right now directly impacts your future (Repeat that 1,000 times).
6. Shower every day. Use soap. Armpits, ass, feet, and behind the ears especially.
7. If you need help, ask someone. Don't interact with people who make you feel bad, even if they don't mean to. Be aware of what's making you feel bad and do something about it instead of ignoring it.
I think this is the longest post I've made on Mastodon. I would be 803 characters over the limit if I posted this on my normal account.
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Re-drafted because I messed up.
General Good Advice - Sleep, Food, Hygiene, Planning, and Social Interaction
@bespectacled239 I'll add to it. If you have a work ritual and change work environment, continue the ritual. Get dressed to go into the office? Get dressed to work at home and wear something that signifies you are "at work" despite being home.
Make sure you have another light source other than your monitor and that the wall is illuminated at least 70% of the brightness of the screen you are starting into.
People will forget the things you say and did but they will always remember how you made them feel.
