Melissa Gaglione argues that a morning routine isn't restrictive, it's freeing. By automating daily tasks like laundry and chores, you cut decision fatigue and chaos, leaving more time and energy to actually spend with people you care about.
So, for example, if I didn't have the morning routine that I had or that I have, then would I be able to randomly go meet one of my friends out for drinks after work or something like that? It just allows me to actually have more freedom rather than feel like I'm all over the place doing this and that and oh man, I forgot to change the laundry out. Or oh, I can't go meet up with my friend because I have X amount of things that I need to do. So having those routines literally allows you just to have more freedom. It's not to constrain you, it's to allow you to have more fun and do more things and be around the people that you want to be around.
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