#weekendroutine

[loversplayground]

Tag the person you’d want to stay in 🛏️ with the entire day. 💦

[thekindacademic]

Tidied the space by my bedside and spent the weekend just reading and writing.

Ideal weekend in.

-the arcegyptologist-

[best-fandom-blog]

Resistance face versus cardio face. #death #weekendroutine #endme #fuckthegym #athomehealth #running #ih8resistance #selfie

[thekindacademic]

It’s not an insta-worthy photo but it surely does summarise my weekend.

Saturday: yoga, chores, surviving on tropical fruits, coffee and water, whilst alternating between John Ralston Saul’s ‘The Collapse of Globalism’ and Rowling’s ‘Half-Blood Prince’.

Sunday: church, nap (‘cause my body’s just ridiculously tired), trying to finish ‘Half-Blood Prince’ and for the rest of the night, blogging and editing 🤞🏻🤞🏻.

- the arcegyptologist-

[prashantmybmr]

Reset and recharge for a productive week ahead! A peaceful Sunday routine can make all the difference. From decluttering to self-care, here's how I prepare for the week. What's your Sunday reset routine? Let’s start the week strong together!

[tapmora]

The Hybrid Weekend: How I Work Online and Actually Rest (Without Burning Out)

Let’s be honest: the classic “work hard, play hard” weekend just doesn’t work anymore, especially if you’re building a side hustle, freelancing, or working online.

I kept burning out because I’d either:

Work all weekend and feel guilty for not relaxing

Or relax all weekend and feel guilty for not working

So I built what I now call my “Hybrid Weekend Routine”, a rhythm that lets me get some digital work done while actually resting too. Here’s how it works and how you can steal it.

Saturday = Creative Work in the Morning, Offline in the Afternoon

Morning: I set a 3-hour window (usually 9 AM–12 PM) to do focused digital work. This might be:

Writing a blog post

Editing Reels or Pinterest pins

Prepping emails for the week

Planning content in Notion

I use a Pomodoro timer and keep it intentional, no doom scrolling.

Afternoon: Laptop shuts. I go fully offline: walk, local coffee, errands, or just lay in the sun. I don’t even check email. It’s guilt-free because I already got stuff done.

Sunday = Full Rest with Soft Structure

No laptop. No meetings. No productivity pressure.

But I still structure it a little:

Morning: slow breakfast, journaling, walk

Afternoon: meal prep or light cleaning with music

Evening: reading or low-pressure planning for the week

It’s restful but not aimless, which keeps my brain from spiraling into anxiety.

Why Hybrid Weekends Work

This approach has been a game-changer because:

I stay consistent with content and side hustle goals

I actually decompress

I stop feeling guilty either way

The trick is making both the work and the rest feel intentional.

You don’t need to earn your rest, you just need to plan it in.

[hridaymedia001]

I wake up at 5 a.m., engage in morning prayer for calmness, and proceed to the gym for an upper-body workout due to a knee injury. Breakfast consists of oats mixed with yogurt and coconut water for sustained energy throughout the day. During work as an admin at a car scrapyard, I handle various tasks including posting car parts, managing social media, and checking inventory. After work, I focus on personal activities like skincare, learning video editing, and spending time with family, including outdoor activities like flying drones.

[sujudgandas]

“Life’s a game made for everyone, and love is a prize” — @avicii . . . . . . . . #weekend #weekendroutine #weekendvibes #weekendmood #instamood #instadaily #instagood #backday #backworkout #swim #swimming #wanderlust #scenery #morning #goodmorning #morningvibes #avicii #lyric #lyrics #quote #quotes #qotd #selfnote #selflove #selfreminder #fitness #gymmotivation #fitnessmotivation #lifequotes #lifelessons (at Hotel Posto Dormire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZEnWciBXtO/?utm_medium=tumblr