These small habits will change your life.

Daily Habits.
The sole reason for this part is the Power of Habit, Discipline, and attitude.

I have set certain daily goals and habits that I practice rigorously no matter what weather, what time. I dedicate some amount of time for the mastery:

Read 50 pages daily of good self-improvement, psychology, philosophy, investment, finances, physics, astronomy or any knowledgeable book you think will add something valuable to your mind and personality. There is a ton of gold out there, Search, buy and read it. It will improve and develop the domain of your mindset and knowledge.
Wake up early around 5-6 am. It works according to my schedule. You may try your hands on what suits you. It just gives me an edge to start when others are sleeping.
Workout for 1–2 hours daily. I’ve started doing intense weight-lifting & cardio in the gym. This helps me improve my health, get & be in shape and also helps me keep calm & it increases my focus.
Set a digital hour according to your schedule to consume all that social media you want to.
Set dedicated digital hours to improve my technical skills like coding, designing, editing, development.
Watch one TED Talk daily. This will introduce you to many new dimensions of knowledge, vocabulary, the structure of society, technology, psychology and many other factors depending on the talk.
Inculcate optimism. Cut down cynicism. Period.
Practice gratitude daily.
Trying to get better at meditation.
Tip: Do these exercises every 3 to 6 months or whenever you feel the need to reflect on your life. It will help to again re-evaluate, re-structure & create a magical difference in your life.

Above all this, I stick to my schedule. Don't let life pass you by, take action.

“While we are postponing, life speeds by.” — Seneca

It means that time waits for no one. If you make a habit of putting things off, you will find you have run out of time to get things done.

These little steps of daily habits apart from daily chores keeps me in check that I am on the right track.

“Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson