Simple sequences that help you transition from day to night with ease
Perfect for busy evenings when you need to decompress quickly but effectively. This routine helps you shift from work mode to home mode in just a quarter hour.
Put on something comfortable immediately when you get home. This physical change signals your mind that work is over.
Stand by a window or sit comfortably. Take five slow, deep breaths, focusing only on the sensation of breathing.
Make tea, warm water with lemon, or another calming beverage. The ritual of preparation helps you slow down.
Do a few simple stretches—reach up, roll your shoulders, touch your toes. Nothing intense, just movement.
A more comprehensive routine for evenings when you have a bit more time to really let go of the day and settle into calm.
Dim the lights, light a candle if you like, and put on soft background music or embrace silence.
Prepare and eat something simple and nourishing. Eat slowly without screens, paying attention to the food.
Choose one small area—your desk, the kitchen counter, your bedside table—and organize it mindfully.
Spend 15 minutes reading, journaling, sketching, or another calm activity that brings you peace.
Take a moment to acknowledge what went well today, even if it's small. Write down one thing you're grateful for.
For evenings when you want to fully invest in winding down and preparing yourself for a peaceful night and productive tomorrow.
Take 5 minutes to truly arrive home. Change clothes, wash your face, take deep breaths, and consciously leave the day behind.
Do 10-15 minutes of gentle yoga, stretching, or a slow walk around your space to release physical tension.
Cook and eat a simple dinner with intention. Focus on the colors, smells, and tastes. No rushing.
Spend 20 minutes on something that brings you joy—reading, crafting, listening to music, or simply sitting in peace.
Spend 10 minutes preparing for tomorrow: layout clothes, prep breakfast items, write down 3 priorities for the day.
Begin your bedtime routine: skincare, journaling, reading, meditation—whatever helps you transition to sleep.