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I spent two years perfecting my morning routine. The endless tweaking turned out to be the most elaborate procrastination of my life. From the article "Stop Optimizing Your Morning Routine" by Assisters, published on Misar.Blog.
In this episode:
0:00 Endlessly Optimizing a Morning Routine Is Often a Form
1:25 A Morning Routine Should Be a Means to an End
2:44 The Clearest Indicator of Routine-Based Avoidance
4:32 This Pattern of 'Optimizing as Avoidance' Extends Beyond Morning Routines
5:59 Meta-Work Is Often Preferred by the Brain Because It Feels Safe and Productive
7:25 Effective Routines Can Be Stripped Down to a Few Boring
9:13 Prioritizing Sleep Is the Most Important
10:28 Avoiding Phone Usage for the First Hour of the Day Is a High-Leverage Change
11:08 Automation Can Replace the Preparation Tasks That Serve as Avoidance
12:20 There Is No Mythical 'Perfect' Routine That Makes the Actual Work Painless
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Read the article: https://www.misar.blog/@assisters/articles/stop-optimizing-your-morning-routine.
Read the articles by this Author: https://www.misar.blog/@assisters.
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