Most of us move through the day without noticing how quickly our mood shifts — rushing from task to task, letting the tone of the day choose us instead of the other way around. A color routine flips that. It gives you a moment to pause, breathe, and set the tone you actually want to carry with you.
A color routine is simple: choose one lens for 15–30 minutes and let it become your intentional reset.
Maybe you start the morning in Sunny Yellow for a little brightness, slip into Ocean Blue when you need calm between meetings, or reach for Glowing Crimson when your energy dips in the afternoon. Each shade becomes a tiny cue — a reminder to slow down, look around, and reconnect with how you want to feel.
There’s no perfect formula. Some people pick a color based on their mood, others build a daily ritual around the same lens every morning. What matters is the act of choosing. That small decision creates space. It shifts your attention. It turns an ordinary moment — making coffee, resetting your desk, stepping outside for fresh air — into something intentional.
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When you build a color routine, you’re not trying to change the whole day. You’re choosing a few minutes that are yours. And often, that’s enough to shift everything else.
Try starting tomorrow with a color in mind.
Give those minutes back to yourself — and see how different the day feels.