Everyone talks about the ideal morning routine: meditate at sunrise, drink warm lemon water, journal every day, work out before breakfast, read for thirty minutes, plan your whole life before 8 AM.
Many of us know someone who genuinely seems to enjoy routines: The colleague who meal preps their lunches for the week on Sundays. The sister who has had a consistent gym routine for the last decade.
We live in an age of productivity hacks and viral routines. Social media and self-help books often showcase perfect morning routines, workout schedules, or study habits. It’s tempting to copy them, ...
Who doesn’t love a good routine? Whether it’s for the morning, night, or somewhere in between, routines can keep us on track and on schedule while also helping us feel like we’re accomplishing ...