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Ready-to-Leave Sheet
Making leaving the house a two-step routine instead of an expedition.
A keep-close version. Read it here, or screenshot this page to have it on your phone — print and PDF copies will appear once final files are attached.
Leaving the house is one pickup, not a house-wide search — if everything by the door, checked the night before. This builds the launch pad and the two-step routine that makes bad mornings survivable.
The launch pad
Everything that leaves with you, living by the door permanently.
- Keys
- Phone
- Portable charger
- Headphones or earplugs
- Sunglasses
- Water
- Medication for the day
- Bank card / travel card
- The bag, packed to its standard
The night-before check
One minute, the night before
e.g. Bag, water, medication, charger — four things, checked before sleep
The two-step morning
How leaving goes now
e.g. Step 1: get ready sitting down. Step 2: pick up the launch pad on the way out.
The harder-leaving version, for the days above bad
If today is a bigger outing: what gets added, decided in advance.
The additions
e.g. Snack, the appointment card, the fold-up stool
The search on a bad morning costs more than the trip. The launch pad trades one quiet minute at night for the whole morning's margin.