As adult-y as it sounds organising my life has actually given me more freedom to just be a teenager than ever before. Which is good because I have less than a year left of being a teenager AHH . Ive been sharing my room renovations on my stories recently with my to do lists whiteboards pinboards and creature comforts. Ive developed a system of prioritising tasks using a two by two matrix of effort/risk and reward and Ive spent a considerable amount of time considering the different priorities I have in my life. . But theres one thing that can be said for everyone: no matter how many projects we start theres still day-to-day life stuff. Washing. Cooking. Cleaning. Working. Inevitably when adult-dom hits full swing I will have to fill out my taxes (screams into the void). So finding some sustainable shortcuts for those things is my next step. Making daily life easier will mean my future plans can have more time devoted to them. . Ive tried @eatzest meals previously and Im gonna be relying upon them some more over the next couple of weeks when I need something quick and nutritious. Personal nutrition is still where I fall down in my productivity puzzle: its not that I dont know what to do. Its just something I find takes more energy than it should sometimes as I unfortunately dont always have the chance to just be creative with my meals like I once did. I still struggle with my mental health in terms of looking after myself properly too. . So Im outsourcing a daily-life-task. It still has to be done: humans gotta eat. But I want to eat well in the least disruptive manner possible. Why? Cos if Im inventing in the kitchen now I need that energy going my protein bakes. Im going to get these protein brownies out there... but I have to make sure Im eating well too.

As adult-y as it sounds organising my life has actually given me more freedom to just be a teenager than ever before. Which is good because I have less than a year left of being a teenager AHH . Ive been sharing my room renovations on my stories recently with my to do lists whiteboards pinboards and creature comforts. Ive developed a system of prioritising tasks using a two by two matrix of effort/risk and reward and Ive spent a considerable amount of time considering the different priorities I have in my life. . But theres one thing that can be said for everyone: no matter how many projects we start theres still day-to-day life stuff. Washing. Cooking. Cleaning. Working. Inevitably when adult-dom hits full swing I will have to fill out my taxes (screams into the void). So finding some sustainable shortcuts for those things is my next step. Making daily life easier will mean my future plans can have more time devoted to them. . Ive tried @eatzest meals previously and Im gonna be relying upon them some more over the next couple of weeks when I need something quick and nutritious. Personal nutrition is still where I fall down in my productivity puzzle: its not that I dont know what to do. Its just something I find takes more energy than it should sometimes as I unfortunately dont always have the chance to just be creative with my meals like I once did. I still struggle with my mental health in terms of looking after myself properly too. . So Im outsourcing a daily-life-task. It still has to be done: humans gotta eat. But I want to eat well in the least disruptive manner possible. Why? Cos if Im inventing in the kitchen now I need that energy going my protein bakes. Im going to get these protein brownies out there... but I have to make sure Im eating well too.

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