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How I make time for everything (even with a full-time job)

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Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key wellness + self-care + productivity strategies mentioned

1) Start with the right mindset (health as the foundation for personality and productivity)

  • Prioritize body, mental health, and “soul”/well-being first—especially under corporate/IT pressure.
  • The biggest benefit of health (as described by the speaker) is improved personality, including:
    • confidence
    • a better social life
    • stronger “soft skills” / aura
  • Overall wellness is directly connected to confidence and motivation to do everything.

2) Use a sustainable “no guilt” routine for consistency

  • Many wellness efforts fail due to time management, which leads to guilt when routines aren’t done for several days.
  • Ayurvedic/natural routines can be time-consuming, so avoid expecting “shortcuts” without trade-offs.

3) Build your diet around your body type (Ayurvedic approach)

  • “Pay attention to food” is treated as the core lever:
    • 70% diet
    • 30% physical activity / overall health
  • Consider working with an Ayurvedic practitioner to create a diet chart based on your body type.
  • Eat in a balanced way:
    • 80% “eat well”
    • 20% flexibility / whatever you want
  • Personalize based on your triggers:
    • if certain heat/spice/oil disrupts you, avoid what triggers your body
    • what’s good for someone else may be harmful for you

4) Morning routine: drink “soaked overnight” + simple detox + reading + skin/hair care

A streamlined routine of about ~1 hour combines multiple habits together:

  • Morning hydration from soaked-over-night items, such as:
    • fenugreek seed water
    • dry fruits water
    • Triphala (soaked)
    • optionally: aloe vera juice / detox brand drinks
  • Use detox drinks (brand-made) to avoid extra prep.
  • Keep it simple by taking only two things in the morning routine.

5) Green tea throughout the day (replace caffeine habits partly)

  • The speaker has largely given up tea/coffee, but uses green tea (different flavors/types).
  • Use it:
    • after meals or around snacks
    • in the morning and evening
    • throughout the day, especially in summer

6) Add fruits consistently (especially seasonal)

  • Include fruits daily, with emphasis on seasonal fruits.

7) Chanting for mental health “vibes”

  • Practice chanting during the day—wherever you are (home, traveling, commuting).
  • No strict step goal is required; instead:
    • dedicate time
    • pair chanting with everyday moments
  • Chanting is believed to boost “good chemicals” and improve mental well-being.

8) Movement + grounding for sleep and stress relief

The speaker reports insomnia improving through:

  • head massage
  • walking
  • grounding techniques They suggest the combination helps reduce restlessness/anxiety-like patterns.

9) Self-care multitasking: skin care + hair care while following the morning routine

  • Use simple Ayurvedic or homemade face packs daily, such as:
    • Multani Mitti
    • Neem
    • Liquorice (mulethi)
    • Sandalwood
    • Saffron
    • Orange peel (occasional)
  • During the routine, pair:
    • face pack use
    • reading / digital detox
    • hair/skin routines to save time
  • Hair care:
    • massage your hair (the speaker prefers head massage for better results under a corporate schedule)
    • use serums if you don’t want to wash immediately
    • machines can be used as a shortcut if desired

10) Read for mental clarity (a “digital detox” while sipping)

  • Keep a book in hand/nearby.
  • Read while sipping drinks or during routine time blocks.
  • Traveling doesn’t require strict rituals—do the habit when you get openings.

11) Simplify the whole system to avoid overwhelm

  • Keep routines small but repeatable.
  • Combine habits (drinks + skincare + reading) so they fit into a busy schedule.

Presenters / sources

  • Presenter: The YouTube creator/speaker in the subtitles (name not provided in the text).
  • Source mentioned: Ayurvedic doctors / Ayurvedic practitioners (no specific individual named).
  • Products/brands: Amritam (mentioned), plus “brand-made detox drinks” (no other brand names provided).

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