Rituals

Welcome to Rituals

Rituals conducts your Rise, task-close and Shutdown. Tasks live in Super Productivity; the record lives in your Obsidian daily note. Rituals stores nothing else.

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Rise

Open the day.

Rise

Carried in from yesterday

Things you left open at Shutdown — tap one to make it today's one thing.

Rise · 2/4

What's already in your head?

The noise, the to-dos, the worries. Get it out.

Rise · 3/4

What is today's one thing?

The one thing that makes today count. If it helps, name when — “when I sit down at 9, I'll…”.

Rise · 4/4

What are you looking forward to?

Rise · Now open it.

Give it one minute of quiet before you open anything. The one thing is already named — let it be the first thing you do.

Rise

That's the day begun.

Give it one minute of quiet before you open anything. The one thing is already named — let it be the first thing you do.

Shutdown

Close the day properly.

Work's done. A few words to hand it back before it follows you home.

Shutdown · 1/2

What's still open?

The loops running in the back of your mind. Write them as thoughts — not tasks. You are not planning tomorrow; you are releasing today. Anything you truly must not forget is carried to tomorrow's Rise.

Shutdown · 2/2

What went right?

One or two real things — not achievements, moments. Skim it if today was rough; this is a light close, not an obligation.

Shutdown · Now shut it.

How does the day feel? — optional

1 = rough, 5 = great. It's a gentle note to yourself, not a score — it helps you spot trends over time.

When work turns up in your head at nine o'clock, don't chase it down. You said the words, which means it's handled — let that be the whole answer.

Shutdown

That's the day.

Go for a walk if you've got twenty minutes in you. It's the closest thing to a commute you've got.

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