“Eat a live frog first thing in the morning and nothing worse will happen to you the rest of the day.” ― Mark Twain Have you ever heard the term, "Eat the Frog First"? I heard this several months ago and I'm not sure why when put this particular way it stuck, but it did. Basically, it's a way of systematically prioritizing your tasks each day, hour, etc. This is something I really struggled with when I first started working at home (and still sometimes do). Yes, working. This 'staying-at-home' stuff is no joke, but I digress. The idea here is to prioritize based on your need and desire to do tasks. Lifehack outlines it best: The things you need to do, but don't want to do. Aka, the "Frog(s)" The things you need to do and want to do. The things you want to do, but don't need to do. The things you don't need or want to do. Ideally, you want to reprogram your brain and create a habit of eating the frog first. The reward there is you've done the 'worst' thing first, thereby making everything else seem easier or better. For me, it's usually bathrooms, putting away laundry and some days, working out. I'm really trying to get better at this. I have developed a habit of putting these things off until I have to do them. Then I'm not happy about it because inevitably, I'd rather be doing something else, but it's all about recognizing things you don't like and working on them, right? Easier said than done sometimes... So now that we've eaten the frog, it's time to drink the ACV. I've gone through half a bottle and I am serious when I say it's a love/hate relationship. Love the effects, hate the taste. It has cleared my skin up and has really helped curb my appetite. I eat more than my husband so, this is huge for me. I can't sing it's praises enough. I will tell you that when it comes to 'healthy' stuff, I am no wimp. I used to eat field greens plain with no problem. This concoction however, has revealed my weak link. Head on over and see what it's all about. If you've never tried this, I HIGHLY recommend it. For the effects...not the taste. Tweet