Since secondary school, I guess from Form 1, I start to have my own daily schedule,at first, Its really hard to follow the timetable and I will tend to feel upset and get annoyed with myself when I or my family members disturb my own time hahaha. From time to time, I learn that this daily schedule just the "frame"work for my daily life.In other works, I learn that my works process and schedule may not fit neatly into this(need to be flexible)but.. that's OK. the point is to harness my most productive times to use for my most challenging tasks, and for my least productive times to do the more mundane tasks. Thus, from time-to time, I will adjust the schedule based on a case-by-case basis.
4 am : Tahajud
5.30 am : Wake up, Shower & Solat Subuh
Prepare for my parents go to work
7 am : Breakfast
7.30 am : Updating my planner
8am : House chores
10 am : Break for Solat Dhuha
8-12.30 pm : Work
1 pm : Preparation & Lunch & Solat Zuhur
2pm : Take a Nap
3 pm : Continue with work
5pm : Solat Asar, Tea Time
6pm : House-chore
7pm : Solat Maghrib, Shower
8pm : Preparation for dinner & Solat Isyak
9.30pm : Dinner with Family
10pm: Rest
11pm : Update my Planner
11.30pm : Al-Mulk & Sleep
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I am completely in charge of my life now. My happiness is within myself. I am strong woman. Everything that's hit me in life I have deal on my own. I have cried myself to sleep and picked myself back up and wiped up my own tears. I have grown from things meant to break me. I get stronger by the day and Alhamdullilah, Thank you Allah S.W.T for giving me another day.
xoxo
Aisyah
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