
15: Audit Your Morning Habits
11/29/20 • 13 min
Your morning can set the tone for the rest of your day. Are you being intentional about how you're spending every morning? In this episode, I'm sharing two steps to auditing your morning routine, along with highlighting my own!
Morning Routine Activity (1:57)
1. Write down everything you did within the first hour of waking up.
2. What were your thoughts within the first hour of waking up?
Consider Your Mornings as the Tone for the Day (3:57)
Jess’s Morning Routine (5:22)
1. Go on airplane mode for 30-60minutes first thing. Create before you consume.
2. Drink water before you drink coffee.
3. Write down everything that’s in your head.
4. Look at each person you’re meeting with and send them good vibes.
5. Figure out how you can make things fun.
One Liner: Our habits and patterns make up our reality—make sure they’re creating the reality that you want to live in. (13:07)
Links
The Artist’s Way by Julie Cameron
Review the transcript at businessonthebrightside.com.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Your morning can set the tone for the rest of your day. Are you being intentional about how you're spending every morning? In this episode, I'm sharing two steps to auditing your morning routine, along with highlighting my own!
Morning Routine Activity (1:57)
1. Write down everything you did within the first hour of waking up.
2. What were your thoughts within the first hour of waking up?
Consider Your Mornings as the Tone for the Day (3:57)
Jess’s Morning Routine (5:22)
1. Go on airplane mode for 30-60minutes first thing. Create before you consume.
2. Drink water before you drink coffee.
3. Write down everything that’s in your head.
4. Look at each person you’re meeting with and send them good vibes.
5. Figure out how you can make things fun.
One Liner: Our habits and patterns make up our reality—make sure they’re creating the reality that you want to live in. (13:07)
Links
The Artist’s Way by Julie Cameron
Review the transcript at businessonthebrightside.com.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Do you ever find yourself lacking inspiration or struggling to get started on a new project? In this episode I'm sharing 3 questions to ask yourself when you're stuck!
Three Questions to Ask When You’re Feeling Stuck: (4:18)
1. Is this even what I really want? (4:18)
2. Could the outcome look different from what I originally imagined? (5:15)
3. Can I change the route on how I want to get there? (5:51)
One Liner: Hold your purpose tightly, hold your plans loosely, and you’ll find your way. (6:51)
Links
Review the transcript at businessonthebrightside.com.
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4 Things You Need to Think About (2:06)
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2. What’s the value you want to provide people?
3. Does my content fall into one of these two buckets: relatable or valuable?
- Relatable Content (5:07)
- Valuable Content (5:24)
4. Make it short. (5:47)
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Links
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