Ted Lasso Biscuits-with-the-Boss Morning

Ted Lasso Biscuits-with-the-Boss Morning

Good· 74.6%Manageable· 01h 36m
Designed by Bearmore
·Inspired by Ted Lasso (Ted Lasso)

Walk into work already on guard?

Walk into work with a warm and friendly vibe. The Ted Lasso biscuits-with-the-boss morning of baking, an act of kindness someone you work with, sitting down together, and an open awareness meditation.

The runsheet

  1. 1
    Forty minutes baking

    Forty minutes baking

    Cooking (mindful)

    Forty minutes baking a small batch of something to give away. Biscuits in the show, but cookies, scones, brownies, sourdough rolls, banana bread, sausage rolls all work. The point is the giving away: you are not making it for yourself, you are making it for someone whose Tuesday will be slightly better when you turn up with the box.

    40 min activitySetup 5 min · Reset 3 min · 48 min all-in
  2. Bearmore’s thoughts on doing cooking (mindful) before acts of kindness

    There's a useful connection here because nurturing energy from cooking can extend into caring acts, keeping you in a giving, thoughtful mindset.

    2
    Kindness

    Kindness

    Acts of kindness

    Ten minutes doing one act of kindness for someone you work with. The Ted Lasso position is that warmth is a leadership move rather than a softness. While the biscuits cool, this is the time for the small move: a one-line note of thanks for the colleague who has been having a hard week, a real smile to the boss, getting a small task done for someone else.

    10 min activitySetup 1 min · Reset 1 min · 12 min all-in
  3. Bearmore’s thoughts on doing acts of kindness before eating (mindful)

    There's a useful connection here because mindful eating afterwards can feel like another act of care, extending any nurturing energy inward.

    3
    Sharing

    Sharing

    Eating (mindful)

    Twenty minutes either sitting down to share what you baked or making the small trip to deliver it. The Ted-Lasso scenes are explicitly not desk-eating scenes; they are sit-across-from-someone-and-talk scenes. The food is the excuse; the conversation is the point.

    20 min activitySetup 2 min · Reset 2 min · 24 min all-in
  4. Bearmore’s thoughts on doing eating (mindful) before open awareness

    There's a useful connection here because the present-moment attention from mindful eating can flow into open awareness practice.

    4
    Curious, not judgmental

    Curious, not judgmental

    Open awareness

    Ten minutes of meditation before the day's first hard conversation, practicing the curious and aware mind state.

    10 min activitySetup 1 min · Reset 1 min · 12 min all-in
  5. Time well spent.

    1h 36m that belonged to you — not the inbox, not anyone else.

The breakdown

Burst evaluation

QualityGood· 74.6%
Sequencing100%
Logistics49.3%
DifficultyManageable· 0
Total activity96m / 149mManageable
Physical0m / 29mGentle
Mental stillness70m / 119mManageable
Introspective70m / 149mManageable
Creative50m / 59mGentle
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Wellbeing focus

The relative wellbeing focus of this Burst.

HighEmotional
MedPhysical
HighSelf
HighSocial
HighIntellectual

About this Burst

Ted Lasso is a fictional character and the central protagonist of the Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso (2020–2023). He is an American college football coach hired to manage a struggling English football club, despite having no experience coaching the sport. The show won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series in 2021 and 2022, and Ted became a widely recognised cultural reference for leading with warmth, optimism and curiosity over judgement. The character and series remain owned by Apple TV+ and Doozer Productions. This is used as a cultural reference only, not as an official adaptation, endorsement or direct recreation.

Clear my headSteady the stressFrom pop cultureHigh-pressure workSocial & relaxedAt homeMorningUnder 2 hours

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