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Having an evening routine sets a precedent for your morning routine. You wake up, feel productive, and get more done. If you look after your evenings, your mornings take care of themselves.

What to avoid in your evening routine: “I seldom prescribe hard-and-fast rules for what to avoid in the evening because what is stressful to one person may be enjoyable to another,” says Dr. Wu.

This Wallingford family begins with bedtime. “Like, ‘OK, Everybody, at this time every single night, we’re going to do our routine, and then it’s quiet time in your rooms,'” she said.

While that’s definitely a step in the right direction, afternoon and evening habits and routines are equally important. The following eleven routines will make you more productive at work and life.

My evening routine 6:30 p.m.: Stop working, depending on my calendar. 6:40 p.m.: Walk the dog with my wife and catch up on our days. 7:00 p.m.: Cook dinner. After dinner: Reading time!