🌅 Good morning, RootBadger — here’s a short First Dig for the first cup.
Cool morning read: NPR has a practical, fresh piece on doing a time audit: looking honestly at where the day actually goes so you can make more room for what matters. It’s not about squeezing every minute dry — it’s about spotting the leaks, defaults, and hidden commitments that quietly steer the week.
Read more:
https://rootbadger.com/shortened/l1gsmw0nf
Useful morning item: Pick one ordinary block of today — 30 minutes is enough — and decide its job before it starts: draft, clean up, reply, repair, learn, walk, or rest. A named block is easier to protect than a vague intention.
> “You will never find time for anything. If you want time, you must make
> it.” — Charles Buxton
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