- Get up at 7 Am.
- Weigh myself.
- Drink 750 ml of water.
- Read for 30 minutes.
- Write for 30 minutes.
- Go for a walk outside or work out at the gym for 30–45 minutes, depending on whether it’s a rest day.
- For the rest of the day, I work at my regular job in financial services.
- Clean my house.
- Make some delicious food.
- Spend time with friends or family.
- Watch television.
Of course, I also shower and go to the toilet when needed. I’m not a stinker or a robot.
At least not yet.
One thing that has been on my mind lately is the idea of “ work hard play hard” or “ burning the candle at both ends”.
I don’t believe in this idea at all.
What happens if you burn the candle at both ends?
The candle perishes.
And so will you and I.
Don’t forget this.
And remember to find time for your projects and goals.
But please remember to relax and look after yourself.
The bottom line is that your morning and daily routine must help you achieve your overall aims in life.
Whatever morning and daily routine helps actualise your goals is the right one for you.
But you can’t completely copy someone else’s morning routine, especially if you have different life aims.
But you can draw inspiration from other people’s morning routines.
Best to draw inspiration from people’s morning routines who have achieved something you want. If they can achieve it, why can’t you?
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