TJ Walker says your morning gets stolen by competing inputs. Instead of planning what to do first, decide what not to do: ignore your phone, email, or news for the first 30 minutes. Most people lose their mornings not from lack of effort, but from too many stimuli before they can focus.
Tomorrow morning, don't start your day by deciding what to do. Start your day by deciding what not to do. Pick one thing you will deliberately ignore for the first 30 minutes. Might be your phone, might be email, it might be news, but you consciously remove one input. That single decision changes your entire morning because most people don't lose their mornings from lack of effort. They lose them from too many inputs, too many things competing for attention before they've even decided what matters. Because the goal is not a perfect morning. The goal is a controlled one. Ultimize.
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