I start my work with a 5mn warm-up: - I train my typing speed with Monkeytype - I train keyboard shortcuts with KeyCombiner It's easy to do and it conditions me to get into the work. Obviously knowing the keyboard shortcuts and typing faster are a real advantage.

By trying to wake up, it takes about 30 mins:)

I started my day with some warm up exercise, hot coffee and Quotes on www.QuoteMaker.in that give me a Positive start

Coffee and breakfast first. Then start with routine tasks. The eventually move to creative tasks of the day.

When ı wake up my first routine is eating an apple.

Plan my day and set top 3 objectives to achieve on the day..and coffee!

Make a cup of coffee and just start!

go through follow on events and people

I start by having a cup of coffee in front of my machine and exploring articles from the daily dev or sometimes doing personal study.

Italian coffee is the first thing everyone should drink before you start your work, it oils the joints plus it ignites the brain bringing to the surface new ways of doing things

I start my day with a prayer and also noting the tasks which needs to be completed for the day.

A cup of water and peaceful music 😍

3am wake up, shower, and tea. By 4am, I'm wide awake and energized. Freewriting in my journal to plan my day. Wake the kids up at 5:30-5:35am for school. 6:35 am drop off. Tell an ongoing story while we wait for the teachers to open the school. Turn on Otter for the drive back home and start on ideas I reviewed the night before.

by waking up

Wake up Do a cat-cow stretch while taking deep breaths x5 Quick Prayer and Meditation Drink warm water Take a cold bath 🛀

With coffee :)

I like to start mine by going for a short walk and getting a coffee. After that I check my spreadsheets, reply to emails and check my to-do-list

Coffee and making a to-do

I meditate, prepare coffee and start reviewing memories created the previous day in my noteking app so as to confirm that these will be the items on which I will be focusing this day.

Cold shower for energy and dopamine release. Andrew Huberman explained well how it works. Daily ritual when I capture 1. What I achieved or learned yesterday 2. What obstacles I faced and what did I do about it 3. Set a daily goal