Saravanan Kesavan pointed out in a talk on February 12 th, the privilege of a routine should not be taken for granted. As Mentor Program Coordinator for Excel, an entrepreneurial certificate program for students with intellectual disabilities at Georgia Tech, I find that a daily routine like the one above is essential to my ability to contribute to the workplace, to my family, and to my own well-being. I continued to maintain a regular pattern after I graduated and entered the workforce.

6:00 AM: Wake-up, shower, read, and eat breakfast.Ĩ:00 AM: Arrive at work, check emails, conduct meetings, put out fires, check emails again, and think about how to eliminate emails from my life.ĥ:00 PM: Go for a run or attend my favorite workout class.Ħ:00 PM: Cook dinner, hang out with family, or spend time with friends.ĩ:00 PM: Read a book, check more emails, and clean the house (or put it off until tomorrow).Īs a Georgia Tech student, I quickly learned that an established routine was the fastest way to success.

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