Let’s be candid for a minute. Most of us hate the term “morning routine.” It’s scary and makes us think that we have to wake up at 4 am, hit the gym, and do this crazy productive process

At 4 am?! Come on.

But here’s the uncommon opinion: We each have the power to design our own unique morning routine that doesn’t make us cringe and snooze that alarm.

And while we are at it, let’s not refute the profound effect that a morning routine has in molding the quality of your life.

Today we are going to be totally judgmental and analyze what your morning routine says about your future.

Sort of like a card reading but more accurate.

Is your morning routine or lack thereof giving Happy Life energy or a bum life?

The snoozer vs getting up

Snoozing the alarm is a little telltale of a procrastination ailment. If you intended to wake up at a certain time you had better do it instead of snoozing 5 times.

Rest procrastination starts to creep into other areas of your life.

Scrolling first thing vs Mindfulness

You had better not tell us that your phone is your work or life tadadada…

It can wait for at least 10 minutes, right?

Or do you mean to say that your life is controlled by external factors? Is that the case?

Instead, mindful practices like journaling, stretching, and meditation help you to retreat inward.

Rushed vs slow mornings

Are your mornings always rushed? This might be a sign of an underlying time management issue.

Whereas slow mornings indicate an intentionally planned morning that allocates enough time for you.

Neglecting your body vs prioritizing your health

Activities such as exercise, a healthy breakfast, and proper hydration indicate that you care about your overall health.

Ignoring these things is just setting yourself up for future burnout/fatigue and sickness.

Prioritizing important tasks vs just jumping into it

If you don’t want to feel like a loser or, more nicely put, an underachiever, you should try to tackle each day’s most challenging task at your most energetic hour.

As opposed to just winging it.

Are you satisfied with the reading? If not, you still have a chance to refine your morning routine.