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The Importance of Keeping an Effective Daily Schedule

  • Writer: Kamila Cetina
    Kamila Cetina
  • Jun 25
  • 2 min read

Let’s be honest: most of us don’t lack time. We waste it jumping from one thing to another, constantly reacting instead of choosing with intention. That’s where a solid daily schedule comes in — not as a prison, but as freedom with structure.


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What Happens Without One?


  • You wake up already overwhelmed.

  • You get to 5 PM wondering where the day went.

  • You do a lot… but achieve very little that matters.


I’ve been there — burned out, distracted, and "busy", but never fully present and enjoying the process. I didn’t need more hours. I needed a better way to use them.


What a Good Daily Schedule Does


  • Creates clarity.

  • Protects your energy and time.

  • Helps you say yes to the right things and no to the ones that don't serve you anymore.

  • Makes your progress visible — even when you’re not feeling motivated.


It’s not about scheduling every single minute. It’s about choosing what deserves your focus today. The non-negotiables. The priorities. The things that move your life forward.


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My Approach (Give it a chance)


1. Start with intention.

Ask to yourself: “What matters today?” Not what looks productive — what’s aligned with my dreams and goals?.


2. Limit your to-do list.

Max 3 priorities. The rest? Nice to do them if you want.


3. Add your real life.

Meals, breaks, commutes, even your downtime. Yes, that includes scrolling time.


4. Leave space.

A good schedule isn’t tight. It breathes. Flexibility is part of sustainability.


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And Here’s the Twist…


This isn’t about being the most productive woman in the room.

It’s about designing days that feel good, aligned, and yours — even in the middle of chaos.


That’s what ROJA is built for. Not to box you in, but to hold space for your goals and your peace.


If you’ve been feeling scattered, take this as your sign:

You don’t need to do more — you need to plan better.


-Kami.

 
 
 

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