The 3 Rs (of which only one actually starts with R) in education are Reading, (w)Riting and (a)Rithmetic. I will use this as the basis for responding to this challenge. The perfect day would contain these 10 Rs.

One version of a perfect day!

I'm fortunate in that I often get to experience my perfect day.

I'm prone to want to do everything in one day, so when writing this challenge, I'll think about how what I do should add up to 24 hours instead of more. Less means more focused on the things that mattered.

I've thought about this often. Truthfully, my perfect day is one that is fully improvised -- when I follow the ebb and flow of how the day naturally progresses and allow myself to be surprised.

BUT... the thing that makes the improvised day special is because it's outside of the "norm". I do like to schedule my day as often as I can, so as of Now, here is my "perfect" day.

This would be during the week

Get up at 8am, spend time with my dog, make breakfast, walk my dog, have a bath, write my book for two hours, go to the gym for an hour, come home and clean up myself and the house and make a protein shake, go back to do writing, video, media marketing for two hours, go out for dinner with interesting people, plan out my next day and watch inspirational videos and learn something new from a book. Go to bed at midnite.

If we can have one perfect day, we can make a point to have another, and fully step into this practice regularly.

Tell me what your perfect day looks like.