Don't Use Social Media
Wanting to be up to date with world news is okay, but you really don’t need to do it first thing in the morning.
If you’re being bombarded with news, updates, and negativity first thing in the morning, you’ll take that negative energy with you for the entire day.
Mindlessly surfing the internet can cost you more time and energy than you might realize.
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