My daily routine is unbeatable: I wake up at 4:00 am every morning. Write a whole week's worth of content. Then I'll read for 30 minutes. Hit 5-6 miles on the treadmill. Shower with a podcast on. Then my workday starts: - Look over an investment - Prep for client meetings - Finish a project Every afternoon I call my parents at 4 pm on the nose. Then I'll usually Peloton (or yoga), take a cold shower, and then wrap the work day with some journaling. My wife and I have a super healthy dinner. A chapter or two more of reading, 10-minute quick meditation, a cup of tea, and in bed by 9:45p. Smile as I nod off. Feels awesome. The. Absolute. Perfect. Day. ----- It's also a load of horsesh*t. A silly made-up fairytale peddled ad nauseam by productivity "gurus". Every time you read something like this, just remember that humans aren't designed to be productivity machines. In fact, one of my favorite productivity hacks is to stop trying to be so damn productive all of the time. We all need a break. - Sleep in - Eat a donut - Drink a beer - Take a day off - Skip working out - Don't write that day Whatever. Life, entrepreneurship, and literally anything else worth doing is a marathon. Not 10,000 "perfect morning routines" strung together. With this in mind, I hope you have a fun week. Want realistic advice on how to build an audience and business? Read this instead: https://buff.ly/KiHQAOe
Damn! I thought you did wake up at 04:00 am.
This is great reminder
Haha, had me in the first half!!
Real success is built on balance, not rigid routines.
Social media has us all trying to keep up with a standard no one is maintaining.
We can plan our work, but not everything will ever fit into perfect timing Things may need to be skipped, rescheduled, or paused but the key is to never miss the routine 💪 Justin Welsh
I needed to hear this today. Thanks!
Perfection is boring anyway. Real > routine
Well said Justin Welsh
TEDx & Podcast Host | Executive Coach | Sales Leader @ Google | I help people dare to lead, energize their path, and shine where it matters most
3dFocusing on what really matters and taking a step back are strategies that we often forget about.