Daily Mindfulness Meditation
A short daily seated practice of returning attention to the breath whenever it drifts.
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- Ongoing, 10 min/day
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A short daily seated practice of returning attention to the breath whenever it drifts.
Establish a non-negotiable daily walk as the base of your activity, independent of whatever training sits on top of it.
Schedule one or two daily blocks of 60-90 minutes of completely undistracted work on your most cognitively demanding task.
Cut indoor light by at least half in the hour or two before bed, ideally shifting to warm, low-mounted, red-spectrum light.
Wake at the same time every day — weekday, weekend, and especially after a bad night.
A minimal evidence-backed supplement stack: creatine monohydrate, vitamin D3 with K2, omega-3, and magnesium.
Perform frequent, low-fatigue sets of a single exercise spread across the day, always stopping well short of failure.
Get direct outdoor light into your eyes within 30-60 minutes of waking — 5-10 minutes on a clear day, 10-20 when overcast.
A guided non-sleep deep rest session — lying still, following an audio script, without falling asleep.
Automate a transfer to savings or investments the day you're paid, before any other spending.
A short Stoic passage each morning to set the day, and an evening review of how it went.
Confine all food intake to a consistent 8-10 hour daily window, aligned toward the earlier part of the day.
Stop drinking at least three hours before bed, or skip it on weeknights entirely.
A daily one-minute passage on attention and deep work, read immediately before your focus block.
A recurring automatic investment into a low-cost broad-market index fund, independent of market conditions.
Process email and messages in one or two defined blocks rather than continuously through the day.
Bryan Johnson's Blueprint approach — a large supplement stack, early fixed dinner, and regular biomarker testing.
Set a fixed daily cutoff time for caffeine, roughly 8-10 hours before you intend to sleep.
Eat cruciferous vegetables daily, prepared to preserve sulforaphane formation.
Hang from a bar for accumulated time each day to build grip strength and decompress the shoulders.
Record every purchase the day you make it, by hand, without categorising or judging.
Delay caffeine by 90-120 minutes after waking so it doesn't mask the natural cortisol peak.
Brief, uncomfortable cold exposure a few times a week — starting with the end of a shower.
A 30-day break from optional technologies, followed by deliberate reintroduction of only those that pass a real test.
Build cash reserves in defined stages, each with its own target and its own small celebration.
Write down three specific things you're grateful for, a few times a week rather than daily.
Drink 400-500ml of water with a small amount of salt on waking, before any caffeine.
A one-minute daily reading on identity-based habit change, positioned before your hardest habit.
A short daily or near-daily kettlebell swing practice built on submaximal sets of ten.
Finish eating at least three hours before bed so digestion doesn't overlap with sleep onset.
Designate two days each week on which you spend nothing discretionary at all.
Work in 25-minute focused sprints separated by 5-minute breaks, with a longer break every four sprints.
Walk for 10-15 minutes after your largest meals to blunt the post-meal glucose rise.
A short weekly practice of deliberately imagining what could go wrong with a current plan.
Eat at least 30g of protein as the first food of the day, before carbohydrate.
Two whole-body strength sessions per week built on compound movements, progressing load slowly.
Walk with a weighted pack, building load gradually. Most of it sits below zone 2 except on hills.
Schedule 8.5-9 hours in bed to actually obtain 7.5-8 hours of sleep, accounting for onset and night waking.
A short nightly passage on sleep and circadian principles, read as part of the wind-down.
A quarterly pass over every recurring charge, cancelling anything you wouldn't actively re-subscribe to today.
Impose a mandatory 72-hour wait on any discretionary purchase above a threshold you set.
Set the bedroom to roughly 65-68°F (18-19°C) so your core temperature can drop enough to initiate sleep.
A double inhale through the nose followed by a long exhale, repeated one to three times, used in the moment of stress.
A fixed end-of-day sequence: review what's open, plan tomorrow, and declare the day finished.
A daily one-minute read on strength as a practice — the principle behind never training to failure.
Scale any habit down to a version that takes two minutes, and treat starting as the entire goal.
Take a hot bath or shower 1-2 hours before bed to accelerate the core temperature drop that initiates sleep.
Assign every working hour to a specific activity the night before, and revise the plan rather than abandoning it.
A weekly interval session — four minutes near maximum effort, four minutes recovery, repeated four times.
A short weekly pass over the previous week's transactions, without judgement or budgeting.
A weekly pass over every project, commitment and open loop, ending with next week's priorities.
Three rounds of 30-40 deep breaths followed by a breath hold, optionally paired with cold exposure.
Accumulate three to four hours a week of steady aerobic work at an intensity where you can still hold a conversation.