Mornings Are Hard, But Here’s What You Can Do To Make Them Even More Productive For You
Morning is arguably the most important time of day because what you do right after you wake up sets the tone for how the rest of your day will go.
Of course, that means cultivating a morning ritual. All of the successful business moguls, celebrities, and tech geniuses have one.
But mornings are hard. How many times have you punched the snooze button on your alarm and climbed out of bed at the absolute last minute? Probably too many to count.
Establishing a healthy morning routine will ensure that you have a satisfying, productive day and lead to less stress and higher energy levels. To maximize your productivity, start by implementing these seven practices into your life.
Morning routines can be made easier by preparing the night before. You can lay out your outfit, set the timer on the coffee maker, and pack your meals.
Next, make sure to start your day on a positive note. Look forward to what the day holds, whether it’s an evening walk after dinner or catching up with your friend on a phone call.
Number three: eat a nutritious breakfast. Even if you don’t consider yourself a “breakfast person,” it’s essential to get something in your stomach.
Your body has been fasting all night long, so you need some fuel to get you going. Eat a breakfast packed with protein, like scrambled eggs, Greek yogurt, or a slice of whole wheat toast smeared with nut butter.
Number four: write out a list of tasks you plan to accomplish. Being productive is easy when you have a guide. Just keep your list on the short side so you won’t become overwhelmed. Once you complete each chore or errand, cross it off and give yourself a pat on the back.
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Number five: exercise after waking up. It will increase your brain function, reduce fatigue, improve your mood, and give you more motivation. In addition, morning exercise helps generate positive emotions, combating any anxieties you might feel about the day.
And finally, resist the urge to scroll on your phone first thing in the morning. Don’t check your email until you actually get to work, so you’re not bombarded with problems and requests before the day even begins.
You’ll have a clearer mind and a lot more time to be productive!
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