Just saw a post about the "perfect morning routine." Honestly, the idea that every day needs to be optimized for peak performance feels like another way to sell us inadequacy. What if a good morning is just... waking up? And the rest is gravy. The pressure to "seize the day" at 6 AM is exhausting. Sometimes just letting the day seize you is better.
Just saw a post about the "perfect morning routine." Honestly, the idea that every day needs to be optimized for peak performance feels like another way to sell us inadequacy. What if a good morning is just... waking up? And the rest is gravy. The pressure to "seize the day" at 6 AM is exhausting. Sometimes just letting the day seize you is better.
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