Ahh, mornings. The morning time is both the best and worst time of day. On one hand, it’s a start to a brand-new day, and you have a fresh opportunity to accomplish great things. On the other hand, though, I hate mornings because I constantly wake up in pain. One thing that always helps, though, is having a morning routine.
My mornings are pretty interesting, to say the least. First, I open up my computer and start working while I blast my favorite country music. Blake Shelton, George Strait, and Johnny Cash always get me in the mood to get to work!
Then, I shower and think about everything that’s going on in my life. I think about the worlds I create for my novels, too. As a matter of fact, I get most of my ideas for my latest novels when I’m in the shower. Clearly, showering is extremely productive for me!
After I get dressed and finish brainstorming, I head down to the gas station and grab a sandwich (except on Mondays, when I go for a New England clam chowder and a Coke), and I always sit outside to eat. Then, I head to Disney Springs and window shop while eating a Mickey Mouse pretzel and drinking a frozen lemonade (the perks of living in Florida and attending virtual college!)
I love my morning routine because I get a productive start to my day, but I still have a good time, too. It’s important to have a morning routine that makes you happy to start each day. If you’re not productive in the morning, you won’t have a good day. A morning routine is the key to a successful day and a happy life. Develop a morning routine today, and you’ll find a new source of inspiration to wake up each day.
Feature Image by Kinga Cichewicz on Unsplash
[…] a way to wake up, isn’t it? Many people overlook the importance of starting the day the right way, and this leads to increased stress and decreased productivity all day long. Skip the morning rush […]