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A good morning routine is NOT defined by:
- How early your alarm goes off
- How many hours you spend in your routine.
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Here’s your ‘no excuses’ 5 minute morning routine
- The first thing you do is sit up in bed and do a good ol’ fashioned stretch.
- After that you spend another minute or so out of bed doing simple stretches–I’m talking REAL simple.
- How do you best like to practice mindfu...
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