Morning Routine Realities
Morning rituals like meditation and journaling often take a backseat in favor of personal time and late-night activities. Rising around 9 or 10 a.m., the focus shifts to coffee, news, and quality moments with dogs, while exercise serves as a crucial antidepressant. Emphasizing information over entertainment, the approach to mornings is uniquely tailored to fit a personal lifestyle rather than conventional routines.In this clip
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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
OpenAI’s Content Deals, Why Does Scott Tell Crude Jokes? and Scott’s Morning Routine
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Can you give me feedback on whether my morning routine will work for my goals of staying focused and being active for cognitive tasks, based on a planned routine with a 5 am wake-up time and a sunrise around 6:15 am? Here’s my planned routine: - Immediately after waking up, I will do 5 minutes of light workouts (jumping jacks, jump ropes) or walking. - Then, I will take cold showers, practice a 15-minute meditation session, and exercise for 20-30 minutes. - Around 6:30 am, I will go out for a walk to view morning sunlight. - I can start my deep work around 7 am.
Is there anything else I can add to my morning routine of waking at 5 AM, doing some work for up to 90 minutes, taking coffee at 6:30 AM, a cold bath at 7:30 AM, and starting my workout between 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM to make it more efficient?
Can you give me feedback on whether this routine will work for my goals?