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Having good end of day habits can help you unwind, reduce stress, and prepare for a better tomorrow. And the good news is that you get to try new things with each setting of the sun!  Here are 5 suggestions for end of day habits:

Review your day

Take a few minutes to reflect on your day. Think about what you accomplished, what went well, and what you could do better next time. This can help you learn from your experiences and feel more productive.

Make a to-do list for tomorrow

Write down the tasks you need to do tomorrow. This can help you clear your mind and feel more organized.

Disconnect from technology

Turn off your phone, computer, and other electronics at least an hour before bedtime. This can help you relax and sleep better.

Practice self-care

Take some time to do something that makes you feel good, such as reading a book, taking a bath, or meditating. This can help you feel more relaxed and refreshed.

Get organized

Spend a few minutes tidying up your workspace or home. This can help you feel more in control and reduce stress.

The key to good end of day habits is to find what works best for you. Try different habits and see what helps you feel the most relaxed and prepared for the next day.

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