Daily practices
Daily practices
Body
- good sleep;
- movement for at least 30-60 minutes;
- breathing exercises;
- quality nutrition;
- water;
- staying outdoors;
- short warm-up every hour if you have a sedentary job.
Question of the day:
What strengthened my body today?
Subconscious
- observation of automatic reactions;
- forming one useful habit;
- conscious breathing during stress;
- An evening recording of the emotional events of the day.
Question of the day:
Which of my habits helped me today and which ones hindered me?
Psyche
- reading;
- training;
- solving intellectual problems;
- creative activity;→
- development of emotional literacy.
Question of the day:
What new things did I understand today?
Consciousness
- 10-20 minutes of silence, meditation or focused reflection;
- analysis of your decisions;
- planning the next day.
Question of the day:
What decisions today were truly mine?
Superconsciousness
- free creativity;
- a walk alone;
- recording new ideas;
- contemplation of nature;
- search for non-standard solutions.
Question of the day:
What new thought came to me today?
Soul
- Gratitude;→
- a good deed;
- sincere conversation;
- music;
- art;
- prayer or contemplation - for those who adhere to the corresponding tradition.
Question of the day:
What made me more alive today?
Spirit
- keeping one's word to oneself;
- overcoming a minor difficulty;
- discipline;→
- action for a long-term goal.
Question of the day:
Where did I show strength of character today?
Values
- one action according to one's beliefs;
- honesty;
- respect for people.
Question of the day:
Was my life consistent with my values today?
Social connections
- help one person;
- listen without judgment;
- express gratitude;
- support a loved one.
Question of the day:
Who is better off today thanks to me?
Environment
- order at home and at work;
- caring for nature;
- conscious use of technology;
- time without screen.
Question of the day:
What kind of world did I leave behind today?
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