8. They Educate Themselves
High-achievers are lifelong learners. They understand that to stay ahead, they need to continually expand their knowledge and skills.
And what better time to do this than in the quiet of the morning? They might read a chapter of a book, listen to a podcast, or watch an educational video – all before most of us have had our first sip of coffee.
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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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