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A Day in the Life: Senior Business development Manager

Ever wonder what a typical day looks like for a Senior Busienss Development Manager at sokin? While no two days are ever exactly the same, here’s a peek into what a fairly average day looks like for me.

6:30 AM – Morning Routine My day usually starts around 6:30 AM. I wake up, stretch, and try to avoid scrolling on my phone first thing (still working on this one). A quick shower, followed by a light breakfast—usually something simple like oatmeal or toast and coffee—helps me ease into the day.

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8:00 AM – Work or Daily Responsibilities Begin By 8:00, I’m usually at my desk or out the door, depending on the day. I go through emails, check my calendar, and plan out my top priorities. I like to tackle the most mentally demanding tasks early, when my energy is highest.

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12:00 PM – Lunch Break I usually break for lunch around noon. Sometimes it’s leftovers, sometimes a quick sandwich, and if I’m feeling fancy, I’ll actually cook something. I try to take at least 30 minutes away from my screen to reset.

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1:00 PM – Afternoon Productivity The afternoon is a mix of meetings, ongoing projects, and catching up on whatever I didn’t get to in the morning. I often hit a bit of a slump around 3 PM, so I’ll make another cup of coffee or take a short walk to clear my head.

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5:30 PM – Wrapping Up the Day I aim to finish work by 5:30, though that doesn’t always happen. I make a to-do list for tomorrow and shut down my computer to mentally mark the end of the workday. If I have errands or appointments, this is usually when I tackle them.

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7:00 PM – Dinner & Downtime Dinner is a chance to unwind. Sometimes I cook, other times I’ll grab takeout or eat with friends or family. Afterward, I’ll relax with a book, a show, or scroll social media—just enough to decompress.

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10:30 PM – Winding Down By 10:30, I’m usually in bed or getting there. I’ll do a little journaling or some light reading to help me disconnect. Then it’s lights out and time to rest up for another day.

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Final Thoughts Of course, no two days are exactly alike, and I try to stay flexible when things don’t go as planned. But having a routine helps me stay balanced and productive. Whether you're looking for ideas to build your own schedule or just curious how others manage their day, I hope this gave you some insight!