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Start Your Day Right with the Magic Morning Mindset - Tiny Buddha
Mind-Body-Soul
To start the Magic Morning Mindset, try to start going to bed a bit early, to wake up early. Make sure you have all you need in the morning, like a yoga mat, pen and notepad.
- For the Mind: Write down your goals and dreams, unedited, writing the things you are grateful for, including any thoughts or ideas.
- For the Body: Put some music and dance, and do Sun Salutations (Yoga) while reflecting on your thoughts.
- For the Spirit: Choose a guided meditation or just sit for five minutes noticing your breath.
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Self-Care
Self-care is often placed in the lonely bottom of our to-do list.
We underestimate self-care activities and the impact they have on our lives.
Certain practices seem irrelevant (like writing a daily journal to clear your mind) or even self-indulgent(like a long, relaxing bath). The paradox is that the more time you care for yourself, the more generosity, patience and love you have for others.
The Magic Morning Mindset
The way we start our day sets the tone of the day.
The Magic Morning Mindset helps us become calmer, more joyful, and more connected with oneself. Your morning routine can be anything from yoga, dance, or writing, with your focus on: M- Movement, A- Alignment, G- Gratitude, I- Intuition/Intention, C- Connection.
Mind-Body-Soul
To start the Magic Morning Mindset, try to start going to bed a bit early, to wake up early. Make sure you have all you need in the morning, like a yoga mat, pen and notepad.
- For the Mind: Write down your goals and dreams, unedited, writing the things you are grateful for, including any thoughts or ideas.
- For the Body: Put some music and dance, and do Sun Salutations (Yoga) while reflecting on your thoughts.
- For the Spirit: Choose a guided meditation or just sit for five minutes noticing your breath.
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- Read your Yesterday Journal: It gives a fresh and clear perspective to what you did the previous day.
- Set a Goal: Set a goal for yourself and try to follow it during the day.
- Opening Windows: Let the fresh air inside, letting yourself be refreshed and receptive.
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- Exercise: Get yourself moving in the morning and bless your body with endorphins for the whole day. Going for a short walk also sets up the stage for the day, making you aware and energetic.
- A Short Yoga session: Do some Surya Namaskars or Sun Salutation, and give yourself calm and balance, in just five minutes.
- Spend time in the Garden: If possible, go to the garden or terrace and breathe in the fresh air, clearing your mind and your senses.
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