Source: Dumb Little Man
I can almost hear you thinking: “Just one more snooze” as you shuffle around your bed early in the morning.
You’re either giving yourself just enough time to get ready for work or rushing to get one bite to eat before heading out. This is the sad reality most people face.
You hear about morning routines on the web and in Podcasts. You hear about morning routine practically everywhere yet you’re convinced they don’t apply to you.
Afterall, you’re not a morning person. You’ve always stayed up late and sipped on coffee like water throughout the day.
The problem with your current routine is that you’re bound to fail eventually. Worse yet, you may wake up one day and realize that you’ve been living someone else’s dreams and not your own.
Starting each morning without a plan is a recipe for accomplishing “random” tasks throughout your day. In other words, nada!
It wasn’t that long ago when I, too, fumbled each morning and after discovering the impact my mornings had to my entire day, I quickly adopted a daily morning routine.
It boils down to this: if you want to make every day successful, you’ll need a morning routine.
Let me walk you through on why this is the case.
Start your mornings with the intention
So, what’s the hype around your mornings?
Simply put: 0 distractions
Most dream about going back to school or starting a business. Most dream about finally having the courage to change careers.
The result?
Most people lose hope with achieving their dreams.
Some struggle squeezing time for their dreams and very few accomplish them.The answer?
Carve out uninterrupted time each morning. Use this time to plan out the most important tasks that you’d like to accomplish by the end of your day.
Let’s say you’re planning to go to…
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