Define Your Why of the Routine
Before creating a recipe, a chef has to define what the general perspective (the final flavour of a dish) is going to be like.
Based on that, he starts to use certain ingredients that combined will create what he wants for the dish to be.
That's what you have to do, specify a general perspective (or a why) for your routine, and then, start thinking of which elements would let you achieve that "flavour" you want for the first hours of your day.
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