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How To Save Time

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  • How To Save Time

    Alot of people are in a rush in the morning whether it's going to work or school.

    What are some of the things you can do the night before to save time.

    Perhaps you can say two or three things you do the night before to save time.

    What I do is:

    1) Layout my clothes the night before
    2) Pack my lunch
    Positive vibes, positive taught

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    Re: How To Save Time

    I don't really do anything in the morning, ever. The hardest part is getting out of bed and once that's done, I'm out of the house within a few minutes.

    I'd say make sure everything is taken care of the night before, whatever that may be.

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      Re: How To Save Time

      The only thing I prepare for the next morning would be my alarm clock, that is, if I need to wake up at a certain time.

      I won't lay out my clothes for the next day, due to my mind always in alteration. Sometimes, my clothes depend on my mood and definitely the weather. Plus, every morning I wake up, I peek through the blinds or open the door, to check the status on the atmospheric conditions. I hate to solely trust the weather man and comfortably feel that tomorrow will be 98 degrees or whatnot; I must check for myself.

      Also, I like my food to be fresh, therefore, I'd just make it in the morning. I'd hate to make a fresh sandwich at night, and wake up to see my masterpiece all soggy and smelly.

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        Re: How To Save Time

        Oh yeah, I always set my alarm clock about half an hour earlier than I need to get up. That's how long it usually takes for me to get up in the morning.

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