A morning routine that doesn't end in a rush

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Leaving on time is rarely an alarm clock problem. Almost always it’s a problem of decisions piling up: which clothes, which breakfast, where the backpack ended up.

Decide the night before whatever you can

The evening before is cheaper than the morning. Clothes laid out, backpack closed by the door and the ID card inside the backpack, not on the nightstand.

One warning, not five

Instead of repeating “we’re late” every three minutes, one clear warning with enough margin works better and wears everyone down less.

Look back at how the week went

With the week’s check-in records in front of you it’s easy to see whether the late arrivals are a one-off or a pattern, and which day the routine gets stuck.