Anyway, that's all I've got. :)
Oh, and I want to post what my morning schedules will begin to look like:
| | SUN | MON | TUES | WED | THUR |
| 6 | Run | Weights | Run | Weights | Run |
| 6:30 | Language Lessons | Language Lessons | Language Lessons | Language Lessons | Language Lessons |
| 7 | Research | Research | Research | Research | Research |
| 7:30 | Get Ready for work | Get Ready for work | Get Ready for work | Get Ready for work | Get Ready for work |
| 8 | In the Office | In the Office | In the Office | In the Office | In the Office |
I wake up this early anyway...I might as well utilize my time effectively - to strive for excellence in all things eh?
3 comments:
I'm sorry but my Persian brain can't comprehend your schedule. You do realise you can sleep in for 1.5 hours according to your schedule. In Rasht they have asylums for ppl who wake up at 6 am to exercise. It's true.
(Damn it, it's not, I've done Ruhi)
Your reasoning is sound...though I think you are forgetting that Americans need that early 1.5 hours to get their brains actually working. Or, it could be that this is the reason why we, the Americans, are destined to play such an integral part in the Administrative aspect of the Faith. ;)
Just curious... have you been able to keep up with this system? Because I designed something of similar nature, but alas the variables on a day-to-day basis are too many, and the focus required to enter such routine too great. But if I hear of others' success stories, I may be motivated to put more faith into my own system :)
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