What’s your #1 priority tomorrow?

Every morning I wake up earlier than everyone in the house and try planning my day while having coffee in pure silence

The thing is, Monday to Thursday I am in a full on routine that doesn’t leave much space for anything else. I might plan to conquer the world but it is highly unlikely that this will turn into a successful job.

But there is one thing I think of every morning and strive to prioritise. There are actually a few things: I always want to be a better person, kinder and less selfish; become a stronger me, spend as much time as possible with my daughter,  learn as many things as I can learn and always prioritise my mental health

Now, we all know just how big of a step it is between saying and actually doing. I am the type of person who still wants to just change overnight and gets depressed and demotivated Although it is an impossible task, I still like to believe that one day miracles will happen.

I would love to have a six pack and a strong core by just watching a session on TV. I do love a run and I try to workout as many times a week as I can but who was born fit? So, one thing I would want to prioritise tomorrow is patience – patience with my fitness journey, patience with my listening skills, patience with others around me and patience to just sit down and breathe

There is one more thing: confidence! Does anyone have any to give out? I could use a dose. I am the least confident person out there and I back away from taking decisions from pure fear. I am afraid of rejection, I am afraid of failure and I am afraid to just dive into something new. So, confidence is the priority for tomorrow as well

I would drop everything and spend time with my daughter. Hold on to those precious hugs and kisses and try not to let go. She is growing and being around me at all times is not something she now considers cool. I take every second with her as a win and cherish it more and more every day. I’d like her to be my baby forever but kids grow, they need us less and less and before I know it she’ll just call me embarrassing and roll her eyes in front of her friends when I say something (because I did it to my parents too)

I would prioritise those moments spent with my parents instead of getting annoyed with my mum for whatever nonsense. I would let go of judgement and just listen