06/09/21 My Ideal Day

Hi and welcome I hope that you have had a wonderful weekend - I know that I have!

So I thought having had such a great time I would devise a list of things that make up my ideal day!

I wake up naturally and take my time preparing to greet the day ahead.

I visit the bathroom, wash and clean teeth and spend 5 minutes in contemplation

I dress and make a cup of coffee then I write both my journal and my gratitude list

I visit my to do list and start working towards completing the things I have to do

I clean my cameras ready for the photo shoot(s) that are booked

I write any emails that I need to send and read over my blog notes / planner and having done this I start writing the new post

After I am happy with that it is time to have lunch and then say bye to Alison if she is not coming with me.

I (or We) leave the house and choose which vehicle we will use - if it is a country shoot we will probably take the Range Rover but if it is a town / city shoot we will take the Tesla

Alison will probably do some shopping before we head home and while dinner is being prepared my assistant and I look through the images from the shoot and make edit notes

I have a coaching client due to arrive at 8pm so we have dinner around 6.30pm

We settle down for “us time” at 9.30pm and then head to bed around 11.30pm

The above is an illustration of what my ideal day would look like. I know is still a way off but the insight let’s me identify what I am already doing and what I still to make happen.

So go ahead, write out your ideal day and then set about making it happen.

If you feel like sharing your ideal day please pop it into the comments below or drop me an email to devonlifecoach@mail.com

So thank you for taking the time to read this.

Have a great day, be safe, be careful and remember

Don’t Predict The Future - CREATE IT!

DAve x

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