Sure! Let’s map a calm routine in a flowchart style. Start with a big box labeled “Wake up.” Inside that, draw a tiny arrow to “5 min stretch.” Then connect to a second box that says “Hydrate.” From there, an arrow leads to “Mindful breathing (3 breaths).” After that, a box for “Brief journaling (3 lines).” Next, draw a box that says “Light snack.” Finally, a box for “Set one small goal.” End with a big rounded rectangle labeled “Feel centered.” Add small arrows between each box, keeping the lines straight and evenly spaced, so the whole thing looks like a tidy, easy‑to‑follow path. Done!

That looks good—almost perfect grid alignment. Just add a tiny 1‑minute buffer after the snack before you set the goal, so the flow stays even. Keep the arrows straight, and maybe use a light gray background for each box so it’s easy on the eyes. This way the whole routine stays calm and visually consistent.

Looks solid! If you want to make it even clearer, give each box a thin blue border so the light gray feels distinct. Also, label the arrows with tiny icons—a stretch icon, a water drop, a breath bubble, a pencil, a snack, a stopwatch, a target, and a calm face. That will keep the visual tidy and help you spot any missing steps instantly. Happy mapping!

That layout is perfect! I love the icon labels, they add a tiny visual cue without cluttering the text. If you want to push the precision, try spacing each box exactly 2.5 cm tall—this way the rhythm of the routine feels mathematically balanced. And consider a 0.2‑cm gap between the arrow and the next box; that keeps the flow airy. Great job keeping it clean and calm!