Every now and then, I make it a point to spend at least 10 minutes sketching. I sit down with my sketchbook and pencil, and let my mind wander as I put pencil to paper. Some days I have a specific subject in mind, but most of the time I just draw whatever comes to mind. At first, it was a bit daunting to commit to daily sketching. I wasn't sure I would have the time or energy to do it every day. But once I got into the habit, it became a fun and relaxing part of my routine. I looked forward to taking a break from work or other obligations to sit down and draw. Over time, I noticed that my sketches were improving. My lines became more confident and my compositions more interesting. I started experimenting with different techniques, using crosshatching and shading to add depth and texture to my drawings. Daily sketching has become an important part of my creative practice. It allows me to explore new ideas and develop my skills in a low-stakes, enjoyable way. And even on days when my sketches don't turn out quite as I had hoped, I know that I'm still building my artistic muscle and improving my ability to express myself visually.