Good day, fellow. Swellers. And I want to simply pose a question today. What what is your morning routine practice look like? Dobbs it have to be fancy? It can literally be drinking a cup of coffee, scroll on Instagram for ten minutes. But I encourage anyone here to be vulnerable and honest, maybe state what their current routine is and then whatever they may wish for their routine to trying, it's formed into or maybe a pattern or desire that they seek their routine to be
Rocío (Ro) Christensen
@rocio · 1:21
Hey Ty, my morning routine usually starts and I hate this but reaching for my phone because there's an alarm and ideally the first thing I'll do is is write down whatever dream I have or the pieces of the dream that I can remember. And if I have some self control, I will put the phone down and get up and go about up my day skincare routine, brush my teeth, shower if I didn't shower in the night before
Alina
@smelltheroses · 1:53
And then I woke up every day. Even if I didn't have to wake up at this time, I woke up and did some journaling, some practicing languages, doing exercises such as stuff. It really helped me a lot, that period of time, because it made my life more over control. I don't know
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Everything Jay
@everythingjay · 1:09
So I felt like this was the perfect time type for me to respond to this one because I am up this morning making my coffee, enter my office space, logged into my computer, work fairly early, so I work 06:00 A.m. To 02:30 P.m., so I usually just wake up. I will turn on my favorite motivational speaker, one of them, I should say, and one of them being Les Brown or Tony Robbins or Sarah Jules. I will turn on my motivational, make me some coffee
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 3:05
I am somebody who wants to stay up late in the night. But that is not luxury, because the world operates in the daytime and not in the nighttime, unfortunately. But that being said, the earlier you start your day, the more you get done throughout the day