But I relish the times when I can really put effort into each step. I usually wake up already at least 30 minutes behind schedule, so it’s slapdash makeup at best. Do a faux “Get Ready with Me” makeup tutorial for yourself (and your pets, because they’ll be ~riveted~) Assuming “drink more water” is on your to-do list as it’s on mine, right under “bump casually into Kit Harington.” You know, regular, normal people tasks.ģ. It’s a moment of reflection that also knocks something off your endless to-do list. You don’t have to slam it like a tequila shot (unless you’re into water like that), but try not to do anything else - i.e., check Instagram - while you’re drinking it. Pour yourself a tall drink of (really, really cold) water and sit down and drink the whole glass.
#15 minutes for me full#
Sit down and drink a full glass of water. (Too silly? I, a registered sarcastic, completely understand.)Ģ. You could even recite a mantra if you’re feeling really gung-ho that morning. Embrace the awkward, recognize that no one is filming you in this moment (I promise), and be bold about your stance. Start the day off on a confident foot by trying power posing - basically standing like Wonder Woman - for a quick two or three minutes before you pop out the door.
Here, I’m outlining 11 things you can do for yourself that take practically no time at all (i.e., 15 minutes, the agreed upon amount of time you can refer to as “no time at all!”). But, too often, self-care is delegated to last on our War and Peace-sized to-do list. In my book, there’s nothing better after a loooooong, annoying week than popping on a face mask, grabbing a good book, and curling burrito-style into a massive down comforter.
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