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What are your daily habits?

For the past 15 years, I’ve honed daily habits that have become a routine and the backbone of my productivity and well-being. What started as an experiment to find balance has transformed into a non-negotiable framework that suits my lifestyle perfectly. As a remote worker with a passion for discipline and health, I’ve crafted a schedule that blends work, exercise, intermittent fasting, and rest. Here’s a glimpse into my day, which I’ve followed faithfully for nearly two decadesand why I believe sticking to a routine that works for you is a game-changer. My Daily Routine Why This Routine Works for Me This routine isn’t just a scheduleit’s a lifestyle I’ve refined over 15 years. Early mornings give me uninterrupted focus, exercise keeps me physically and mentally fit, and intermittent fasting aligns with my health goals. Sticking to this structure has brought consistency and clarity to my life, allowing me to… What are your daily habits?

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What is your favorite holiday? Why is it your favorite?

I don’t celebrate any holiday. I work the same hours every daywhether it’s office tasks, cleaning, cooking, or other daily responsibilities. This might sound monotonous, but it’s intentional. My philosophy is simple: prevent work from piling up. By spreading tasks evenly across all days, I avoid the overwhelming stress that hits after a vacation. My relaxation? Sleep. Every night, I look forward to closing my eyes and sinking into a peaceful, dreamless escape. It’s like a mini-vacation I get to enjoy 365 days a year.

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Are you superstitious?

Am I superstitious? Honestly, I don’t have the time to find out. My days are a whirlwind of deadlines and to-dos, leaving little room for pondering omens or decoding signs. Between juggling work and keeping my life on track, superstitions barely get a passing thought. That said, I’m not immune to their charm. Spot a lucky omenlike a four-leaf clover or a perfectly timed rainbowand I’ll smile, quietly grateful for the boost. But when something unlucky crosses my patha black cat darting by or a cracked mirrorI just shrug, sigh, and keep moving. Life doesn’t pause for superstition, and neither do I. Omens can wait; my schedule can’t.