Do you have too many things to do and mental health issues that make it hard to do them? Let me introduce you to my new well working (so far, it’s day 9) way of doing things. I call it the roll for activity schedule.
How it works is: you create a schedule (I know, but as someone who’s tried creating schedules for themselves and failed, I did it without the key ingredients which I’ll go over in this post). In said schedule you have a time when you roll a die to see what activity you do for the scheduled time.
Now, I’m a college student on summer break, so I have more time than someone working does (which means more time for guilt over not doing things, hurray), but you can add in things like your work hours into the schedule.
My schedule is as follows:
Wake up 8-9:30
9:30-11:30 roll for activity A
11:30-12:30 lunch
12:30-2:30 break
2:30-4:30 roll for activity B
4:30-5:30 break
5:30-8:00 dinner
8:00-10:00 break
10:00 bedtime
If you notice, there are scheduled breaks. These are very important! Even if it’s doing something you like, you need to make sure they’re there cause otherwise you’ll burn out. Also, remember to include meals cause if you’re like me, you forget to eat when engrossed in activities.
You’ll also notice my dinner is a large time period. This is because I’m home for the summer and do not determine when I eat dinner since my dad cooks. You don’t need a huge chunk of time for that if you control what you eat, just enough time to cook, eat, and then maybe do dishes (depending on your circumstances and how you feel).
Now, the roll for activity spots are the special part to this. What you want to do is take all the things you want to do and assign a number to them. Make sure that number is even, because we’re using dice. Then, you’ll roll the dice at the beginning of the time and do the activity for that time period.
So this is where it gets a bit more complicated/personal. I split my options into two different groups, hence A vs B. I also created sub sections. So, for example, if I roll a 3 during activity B, I do traditional art. But I made it so there’s a second dice roll for that which has more specific things for me to do. You can also have fun and make charts, which I did and included some here.
Now, if you have an uneven amount of activities, don’t worry! You can add a reroll or a dealer’s choice. I included a do activity A in mine (meaning I either do whatever I rolled for A or I roll for activities from A). You can add whatever as long as it isn’t stuff like scrolling or stuff that keeps you in bed.
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