Do I Hate Mornings or Do Mornings Hate Me?

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Isn't it sad that I am trying to find some (or something) to blame instead of taking personal responsibility for my own actions?

I have never been a morning person, and I have allowed that mentality to deeply impact the start of my day (and my entire life if I am completely honest).

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I want to change:

1. In order to wake up earlier, I am making a commitment to go to bed earlier.


11PM is the target. I will not be legalistic about this, but I definitely have a goal that I want to guide me.

2. I want to have better sleep.


I will try (and it will be hard) to reduce screen time before I go to bed. I will also try to limit the amount of food I eat before going to bed, and make better choices about what I eat.

3. I need to wake up earlier.


I almost hate saying that out loud. But I need to accomplish more in the morning before my children wake up and the day begins.

4. I will dedicate time each morning to prayer and devotional materials.


My faith is important to me. I want to live it out in my daily life, so I have to make it a part of my daily life.

5. I will shower immediately after I finish my devotional time.


Even though I desire to work at home, I will start my day thinking like a business man so that I can accomplish my goals. I have the freedom to lounge around all day, but I choose to think differently.

6. I will do the hard things first.


I find myself running towards easy tasks. It is easier to check off an easy task. I will engage the difficult tasks that will impact my business goals and make positive change in my life.

Thanks for listening. I need the whole world to hear this. I need accountability.

Let me know how I can be holding you accountable in the comments section.

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