A Guided Journal for Morning Routines. Thanks to books like George C. Collins'' Morning Routine, Hal Elrod''s Miracle Morning Routine, and Benjamin Spall''s My Morning Routine, lives around the world have been changed forever by implementing simple but transformative morning routines. This journal combines some of the oldest, most effective, and best morning routines and rituals into a tracker journal to help you stay on track, stay consistent, and reflect. Whether you are a Real Estate Broker, Marketer, Entrepreneur, Teacher, Salesperson, or parent with kids, this journal will transform your life. Many successful people practice at least four of these activities but rarely do all 7. So what happens if you do all seven activities + 1 extra? That''s for you to find out! This Morning Routine Journal Contains 7 Steps + 1 Drink A Glass Of Cold Water Before Starting The Routine. Drinking a glass of cold water when you wake up has a number of immediate benefits to your mind and body. Rehydrate your body, speed up your metabolism, and reduce calorie intake. Silence/Meditation (10 Minutes) The first thing to do is meditate for 10 minutes. This can be silent meditation or guided meditation. There are several documented benefits to meditation, but doing this will give you added calm focus and concentration throughout the day. Many phone Apps can help you get started so don''t wait! Journaling, Part 1 (5 Minutes) Write down three things that you are grateful for today, and 3 goals for the day. These don''t have to be big elaborate items. They can be small and simple. Also, keep the goals just to the day! Affirmations or Prayer (5 Minutes) Affirmations are positive statements that can help you challenge and overcome self-sabotaging and negative thoughts. When you repeat them often and believe in them, you can start to make positive changes. They are an extremely powerful way to rewire how your brain thinks, thus changing how your feel and your external physical world. Choose an affirmation that is right for you, and practice it for 5 minutes in silence. My favorite affirmation is "I can be what I will to be". Visualizations (5 Minutes) Visualizations are similar to meditating. The difference? In meditation, you do your best to think about nothing except your breathing. In visualization, you envision yourself accomplishing your goals. The goal here is to visualize yourself doing and living your affirmation. Scribing/Journaling, Part 2 (15-30 Minutes) Now that the mind is focused, take the next 15-30 minutes to write freely. This can be free writing about random things, or structured writing, it doesn''t matter. Sometimes it is simply helpful to empty your thoughts on paper so that you have room during the day to learn and retain new things. It can be a way of doing mental house cleaning! Reading (15-30 Minutes) Reading is extremely important for all people. It is a way we feed our brain what it needs to be happy. It is known that some of the most famous and successful people in the world (ie. Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and many more) spend about 80% of their working day reading and learning new information. However, that might be overkill for most people, just 15-30 minutes every day will make a significant difference. Exercising (10-30 minutes) Exercising might mean going for a morning run before the sun wakes you, or doing some yoga. It doesn''t have to be anything rigorous, but some kind of activity is good. Remember: The Key to Success is consistency. Stay consistent with this miracle Morning Routine and enjoy the results. Best of luck with your Morning Journey! The Journal Will Help You Accomplish Miracles By Starting Each Morning With More Focus, Clarity, Energy and Gratitude!

My Miracle Morning Routine Journal Thanks to books like Hal Elrod's Miracle Morning Routine, George C. Collins' Morning Routine, and Benjamin Spall's My Morning Routine, lives around the world have been changed forever by implementing simple but transformative morning routines. This journal combines some of the oldest, most effective, and best morning routines and rituals into a tracker journal to help you stay consistent, stay on track, and reflect. Whether you are a Real Estate Broker, Marketer, Entrepreneur, Teacher, Salesperson, or parent with kids, this journal will transform your life. Many successful people practice at least four of these activities but rarely do all 7. So what happens if you do all seven activities + 1 extra? That's for you to find out! My Miracle Morning Routine Journal Contains 7 Steps + 1 1. Silence/Meditation (10 Minutes) The first thing to do is meditate for 10 minutes. This can be silent meditation or guided meditation. There are several documented benefits to meditation, but doing this will give you added calm focus and concentration throughout the day. Many phone Apps can help you get started so don't wait! 2. Journaling, Part 1 (5 Minutes) Write down three things that you are grateful for today, and 3 goals for the day. These don't have to be big elaborate items. They can be small and simple. Also, keep the goals just to the day! 3. Affirmations or Prayer (5 Minutes) Affirmations are positive statements that can help you challenge and overcome self-sabotaging and negative thoughts. When you repeat them often and believe in them, you can start to make positive changes. They are an extremely powerful way to rewire how your brain thinks, thus changing how your feel and your external physical world. Choose an affirmation that is right for you, and practice it for 5 minutes in silence. My favorite affirmation is "I can be what I will to be". 4. Visualizations (5 Minutes) Visualizations are similar to meditating. The difference? In meditation, you do your best to think about nothing except your breathing. In visualization, you envision yourself accomplishing your goals. The goal here is to visualize yourself doing and living your affirmation. 5. Scribing/Journaling, Part 2 (15-30 Minutes) Now that the mind is focused, take the next 15-30 minutes to write freely. This can be free writing about random things, or structured writing, it doesn't matter. Sometimes it is simply helpful to empty your thoughts on paper so that you have room during the day to learn and retain new things. It can be a way of doing mental house cleaning! 6. Reading (15-30 Minutes) Reading is extremely important for all people. It is a way we feed our brain what it needs to be happy. It is known that some of the most famous and successful people in the world (ie. Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and many more) spend about 80% of their working day reading and learning new information. However, that might be overkill for most people, just 15-30 minutes every day will make a significant difference. 7. Exercising (10-30 minutes) Exercising might mean going for a morning run before the sun wakes you, or doing some yoga. It doesn't have to be anything rigorous, but some kind of activity is good. Remember: The Key to Success is consistency. Stay consistent with this miracle Morning Routine and enjoy the results. Best of luck with your Morning Journey! The Journal Will Help You Accomplish Miracles By Starting Each Morning With More Focus, Clarity, Energy and Gratitude!

NEW EDITION - My Morning Routine Tracker This Marvelous Morning Routine Tracker Journal Contains 8 Steps 1. Drink a glass of COLD water. Drinking a glass of cold water when you wake up has a number of immediate benefits to your mind and body. Rehydrate your body, speed up your metabolism, and reduce calorie intake. 2. Silence/Meditation (10 Minutes) The first thing to do is meditate for 10 minutes. This can be silent meditation or guided meditation. There are several documented benefits to meditation, but doing this will give you added calm focus and concentration throughout the day. Many phone Apps can help you get started so don't wait! 3. Journaling, Part 1 (5 Minutes) Write down three things that you are grateful for today, and 3 goals for the day. These don't have to be big elaborate items. They can be small and simple. Also, keep the goals just to the day! 4. Affirmations or Prayer (5 Minutes) Affirmations are positive statements that can help you challenge and overcome self-sabotaging and negative thoughts. When you repeat them often and believe in them, you can start to make positive changes. They are an extremely powerful way to rewire how your brain thinks, thus changing how your feel and your external physical world. Choose an affirmation that is right for you, and practice it for 5 minutes in silence. My favorite affirmation is "I can be what I will to be". 5. Visualizations (5 Minutes) Visualizations are similar to meditating. The difference? In meditation, you do your best to think about nothing except your breathing. In visualization, you envision yourself accomplishing your goals. The goal here is to visualize yourself doing and living your affirmation. 6. Scribing/Journaling, Part 2 (15-30 Minutes) Now that the mind is focused, take the next 15-30 minutes to write freely. This can be free writing about random things, or structured writing, it doesn't matter. Sometimes it is simply helpful to empty your thoughts on paper so that you have room during the day to learn and retain new things. It can be a way of doing mental house cleaning! 7. Reading (15-30 Minutes) Reading is extremely important for all people. It is a way we feed our brain what it needs to be happy. It is known that some of the most famous and successful people in the world (ie. Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and more) spend about 80% of their working day reading and learning new information. However, that might be overkill for most people, just 15-30 minutes every day will make a significant difference. 8. Exercising (10-30 minutes) Exercising might mean going for a morning run before the sun wakes you, or doing some yoga. It doesn't have to be anything rigorous, but some kind of activity is good. Remember: The Key to Success is consistency. Stay consistent with your Morning Routine and observe the results. Best of luck with your Miraculous Morning!

A Guided Journal for Morning Routines. Thanks to Hal Elrod and his best-selling book The Miracle Morning, mornings (and lives) around the world have been transformed forever. In the book, Hal goes into his findings from studying the most successful people's morning routines. He takes note of six different activities many of them do and calls them "SAVERS." Many successful people practice at least four of six of these activities, but rarely do all six. So what happens if you do all six activities + 1? That's for you to find out! The Miracle Morning Routine Journal contains seven steps and will help you stay on track! 1. Silence/Meditation (10 Minutes) The first thing to do is meditate for 10 minutes. This can be silent meditation or guided meditation. There are a number of documented benefits to meditation, but doing this will give you added calm, focus and concentration throughout the day. There are also many phone Apps that can help you get started so don't wait! 2. Journaling, Part 1 (5 Minutes) This is made up of two parts. Write down three things that you are grateful for today, and 3 goals for the day. These don't have to be big elaborate things. They can be small and simple. Also, keep the goals just to the day! 3. Affirmations or Prayer (5 Minutes) Affirmations are positive statements that can help you to challenge and overcome self-sabotaging and negative thoughts. When you repeat them often, and believe in them, you can start to make positive changes. They are an extremely powerful way to rewire how your brain thinks, thus changing how your feel and your external physical world. Choose an affirmation that is right for you, and practice it for 5 minutes in silence. My favorite affirmation is "I can be what I will do be". 4. Visualizations (5 Minutes) Visualizations are similar to meditating. The difference? In meditation, you do your best to think about nothing except your breathing. In visualization, you envision yourself accomplishing your goals. The goal here is to visualize yourself doing and living your affirmation. 5. Scribing/Journaling, Part 2 (15-30 Minutes) Now that the mind is focused, take the next 15-30 minutes to write freely. This can be free writing about random things, or structure writing, it doesn't matter. Sometimes it is simply helpful to empty out your thoughts on paper, so that you have room during the day to learn and retain new things. It can be a way of house cleaning! 6. Reading (15-30 Minutes) Reading is extremely important for all people. It is a way we feed our brain what it needs to be happy. It is known that some of the most famous and successful people in the world (ie. Bill Gates, Warren Buffet and more) spend about 80% of their working days reading and learning new information. However, that might be overkill for most people, just 15-30 minutes every day will make a significant difference. 7. Exercising (10-30 minutes) Maybe this means going for a morning run before the sun wakes you, or doing some yoga. It doesn't have to be anything rigorous, but some kind of activity is good.

A Guided Journal for Morning Routines. Thanks to Hal Elrod and his best-selling book The Miracle Morning, mornings (and lives) around the world have been transformed forever. In the book, Hal goes into his findings from studying the most successful people's morning routines. He takes note of six different activities many of them do and calls them "SAVERS." Many successful people practice at least four of six of these activities, but rarely do all six. So what happens if you do all six? That's for you to find out! The Miracle Morning Routine Journal 1. Silence/Meditation (10 Minutes) The first thing to do is meditate for 10 minutes. This can be silent meditation or guided meditation. There are a number of documented benefits to meditation, but doing this will give you added calm, focus and concentration throughout the day. There are also many phone Apps that can help you get started so don't wait! 2. Journaling, Part 1 (5 Minutes) This is made up of two parts. Write down three things that you are grateful for today, and 3 goals for the day. These don't have to be big elaborate things. They can be small and simple. Also, keep the goals just to the day! 3. Affirmations or Prayer (5 Minutes) Affirmations are positive statements that can help you to challenge and overcome self-sabotaging and negative thoughts. When you repeat them often, and believe in them, you can start to make positive changes. They are an extremely powerful way to rewire how your brain thinks, thus changing how your feel and your external physical world. Choose an affirmation that is right for you, and practice it for 5 minutes in silence. My favorite affirmation is "I can be what I will do be". 4. Visualizations (5 Minutes) Visualizations are similar to meditating. The difference? In meditation, you do your best to think about nothing except your breathing. In visualization, you envision yourself accomplishing your goals. The goal here is to visualize yourself doing and living your affirmation. 5. Scribing/Journaling, Part 2 (15-30 Minutes) Now that the mind is focused, take the next 15-30 minutes to write freely. This can be free writing about random things, or structure writing, it doesn't matter. Sometimes it is simply helpful to empty out your thoughts on paper, so that you have room during the day to learn and retain new things. It can be a way of house cleaning! 6. Reading (15-30 Minutes) Reading is extremely important for all people. It is a way we feed our brain what it needs to be happy. It is known that some of the most famous and successful people in the world (ie. Bill Gates, Warrant Buffet and more) spend about 80% of their working days reading and learning new information. However, that might be overkill for most people, just 15-30 minutes every day will make significant difference. 7. Exercising (10-30 minutes) Maybe this means going for a morning run before the sun wakes you, or doing some yoga. It doesn't have to be anything rigorous, but some kind of activity is good.

A Guided Journal/Notebook for Morning Routines. Thanks to Hal Elrod and his best-selling book The Miracle Morning, mornings (and lives) around the world have been transformed forever. In the book, Hal goes into his findings from studying the most successful people's morning routines. He takes note of six different activities many of them do and calls them "SAVERS." Whether you are a Real Estate Broker, Marketer, Entrepreneur, Teacher, Salesperson or a parent with kids, this journal will transform your life. Many successful people practice at least four of six of these activities, but rarely do all six. So what happens if you do all six activities + 1 extra? That's for you to find out! The Miracle Morning Routine Journal contains 7 steps 1. Silence/Meditation (10 Minutes): The first thing to do is meditate for 10 minutes. This can be silent meditation or guided meditation. There are a number of documented benefits to meditation, but doing this will give you added calm, focus and concentration throughout the day. There are also many phone Apps that can help you get started so don't wait! 2. Journaling, Part 1 (5 Minutes): This is made up of two parts. Write down three things that you are grateful for today, and 3 goals for the day. These don't have to be big elaborate things. They can be small and simple. Also, keep the goals just to the day! 3. Affirmations or Prayer (5 Minutes): Affirmations are positive statements that can help you to challenge and overcome self-sabotaging and negative thoughts. When you repeat them often, and believe in them, you can start to make positive changes. They are an extremely powerful way to rewire how your brain thinks, thus changing how your feel and your external physical world. Choose an affirmation that is right for you, and practice it for 5 minutes in silence. My favorite affirmation is "I can be what I will do be". 4. Visualizations (5 Minutes): Visualizations are similar to meditating. The difference? In meditation, you do your best to think about nothing except your breathing. In visualization, you envision yourself accomplishing your goals. The goal here is to visualize yourself doing and living your affirmation. 5. Scribing/Journaling, Part 2 (15-30 Minutes): Now that the mind is focused, take the next 15-30 minutes to write freely. This can be free writing about random things, or structure writing, it doesn't matter. Sometimes it is simply helpful to empty out your thoughts on paper, so that you have room during the day to learn and retain new things. It can be a way of house cleaning! 6. Reading (15-30 Minutes): Reading is extremely important for all people. It is a way we feed our brain what it needs to be happy. It is known that some of the most famous and successful people in the world (ie. Bill Gates, Warrant Buffet and more) spend about 80% of their working days reading and learning new information. However, that might be overkill for most people, just 15-30 minutes every day will make significant difference. 7. Exercising (10-30 minutes): Maybe this means going for a morning run before the sun wakes you, or doing some yoga. It doesn't have to be anything rigorous, but some kind of activity is good. Remember: The Key to Success is consistency. Stay consistent with your routine and observe the results. Good Luck on your Miracle Journey!

A Guided Journal for Morning Routines. Thanks to Hal Elrod and his best-selling book The Miracle Morning, mornings (and lives) around the world have been transformed forever. In the book, Hal goes into his findings from studying the most successful people's morning routines. He takes note of six different activities many of them do and calls them "SAVERS." Many successful people practice at least four of six of these activities, but rarely do all six. So what happens if you do all six activities + 1? That's for you to find out! The Miracle Morning Routine Journal contains 7 steps br>1. Silence/Meditation (10 Minutes) The first thing to do is meditate for 10 minutes. This can be silent meditation or guided meditation. There are a number of documented benefits to meditation, but doing this will give you added calm, focus and concentration throughout the day. There are also many phone Apps that can help you get started so don't wait! br>2. Journaling, Part 1 (5 Minutes) This is made up of two parts. Write down three things that you are grateful for today, and 3 goals for the day. These don't have to be big elaborate things. They can be small and simple. Also, keep the goals just to the day! br>3. Affirmations or Prayer (5 Minutes) Affirmations are positive statements that can help you to challenge and overcome self-sabotaging and negative thoughts. When you repeat them often, and believe in them, you can start to make positive changes. They are an extremely powerful way to rewire how your brain thinks, thus changing how your feel and your external physical world. Choose an affirmation that is right for you, and practice it for 5 minutes in silence. My favorite affirmation is "I can be what I will do be". br>4. Visualizations (5 Minutes) Visualizations are similar to meditating. The difference? In meditation, you do your best to think about nothing except your breathing. In visualization, you envision yourself accomplishing your goals. The goal here is to visualize yourself doing and living your affirmation. br>5. Scribing/Journaling, Part 2 (15-30 Minutes) Now that the mind is focused, take the next 15-30 minutes to write freely. This can be free writing about random things, or structure writing, it doesn't matter. Sometimes it is simply helpful to empty out your thoughts on paper, so that you have room during the day to learn and retain new things. It can be a way of house cleaning! br>6. Reading (15-30 Minutes) Reading is extremely important for all people. It is a way we feed our brain what it needs to be happy. It is known that some of the most famous and successful people in the world (ie. Bill Gates, Warrant Buffet and more) spend about 80% of their working days reading and learning new information. However, that might be overkill for most people, just 15-30 minutes every day will make significant difference. br>7. Exercising (10-30 minutes) Maybe this means going for a morning run before the sun wakes you, or doing some yoga. It doesn't have to be anything rigorous, but some kind of activity is good.