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The morning routine of a high-level CEO.

21 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this concise monologue, the speaker outlines the core elements of Billy Potter’s morning routine, emphasizing a disciplined sleep schedule, a focus on rest and proper nutrition rather than intensive exercise, and a daily habit of reading the Bible. He aims to be in bed by 9:15‑9:30 pm to secure 7–8 hours of sleep, treats rest and nourishment as the primary health pillars, and reads the Bible each morning—a practice that took 2.5 years to complete a full-year reading plan. The speaker frames these habits as simple, effective, and spiritually grounding, noting that the biblical reading provides answers to daily challenges and keeps his worldview anchored.

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What does Billy Potter's morning routine look like? Yeah, so it's been scatterbrained throughout the years. It starts at nighttime now, making sure I'm in bed by about 9:15, 9:30, and I just want to make sure I sleep. That's my number one objective. I, I need to get in a minimum of 7 to 8 hours, and I've tweaked that all throughout the years, and diet plays a role and all this other stuff, but it starts with that. And then I haven't started working out really. My objective has been rest and and proper food and nourishment. I read the Bible in the morning. I actually just finished. The goal was Bible in a year and it took me about 2 and a half years. I go at my pace, but you know, it was a big, it was a big win every morning having that, that avenue into the world and seeing that there's really nothing new in the world that's not documented in the Bible. All of my problems have been addressed in what I've read and it's lifted me up through the journey I was going on in that day. And the timing of it is always perfect. But that routine serves me well, just keeping it simple.