Planning Ahead
If you're chronically late, one thing you can do to help yourself be more punctual is to plan ahead. Set yourself up for success by doing everything you can to ease that transition. So pick out your outfit, pack your bag, look up directions, find your good shoes and get your travel mug ready all before you need to leave.
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5 tips to help you stop being so late (or at least make you more honest about it) : Life Kit
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