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HOW TO WIN YOUR MORNINGS (7 EASY HABITS)



1. WAKE UP EARLY

When others will sleep, you will get your sh*t done before everyone else.

Avoid this:

- Waking up late

- Hitting the snooze button

- Not pushing yourself to wake up

Do this:

- Sleep on time

- Do not hit the snooze button

- Leave the bed on the first alarm

2. STRETCH YOUR BODY

Stretching your body will raise the temperature of your muscles.

It helps in:

- Getting you ready for the day

- Warming up your muscles

- Giving you a headstart

3. MEDITATE

You unlock next level potential when you start meditating.

How to develop it as a habit:

- Start small (5 minutes)

- Believe in the process

- Be consistent

The potential might take a few days but is worth the effort.

4. MAINTAIN A JOURNAL

Journaling can help you in the following ways:

- Achieve goals

- Find inspiration

- Strengthen memory

- Gain self-confidence

- Stream of consciousness

- Track progress and growth

- Reduce stress and anxiety

- Improve writing and communication skills

5. HIT THE GYM

Earn that dopamine hit, and hit the gym.

Gym helps you in:

- Gaining muscles

- Gaining confidence

- Improving your mood

- Utilising your energy in a positive way

- Combating health conditions and diseases

And... the list goes on.

Gym is love!

6. EAT A HEALTHY BREAKFAST

Instead of those sugary cereals, go for a healthy meal in the morning.

It will:

- Help you in lifting your mood

- Help you in managing your appetite

- Improve your concentration and focus

- Help you in boosting your immune system

7. TAKE A COLD SHOWER

You need the courage to get cold showers when you live at a cold place.

Cold showers can:

- Relieve pain

- Lower stress levels

- Improve circulation

- Help reduce inflammation

- Reduce muscle soreness and fatigue


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