5. They Practice Gratitude
It may seem surprising, but many high-achievers begin their day with a moment of gratitude.
Instead of diving straight into work or worries, they take a moment to appreciate what they have. This could be writing in a gratitude journal, silently reflecting on their blessings, or even sharing their appreciation with loved ones.
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The heart of high-achievement lies in the realm of intentionality. The morning routines of high-achievers may vary in specifics, but they all share a common thread – intentionality. They understand that how they start their morning can set the tone for the rest of their day.
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