All articles tagged with #morning routines
Originally Published 4 months ago — by VegOut
The article highlights eight simple morning activities—such as getting out of bed, recalling the day, dressing, walking, making breakfast, using technology, stretching, and feeling motivated—that serve as key indicators of health and independence in those over 65, emphasizing that maintaining these small daily habits reflects overall well-being and vitality.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS News
Experts caution against emulating elaborate morning routines of celebrities, emphasizing the importance of realistic and accessible steps for a healthy start to the day. Instead of aiming for perfection, they recommend simple actions like skipping the phone in the morning, hydrating, personalizing self-care time, and fueling the body with a healthy breakfast. It's advised to avoid comparing oneself to celebrity routines and to remember that perfection is not the goal in establishing a morning routine.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Hack Spirit
This article provides 12 simple morning routines that can help improve happiness and set a positive tone for the day. The routines include starting the day with gratitude, getting moving through exercise, nourishing the body with a healthy breakfast, listening to favorite music, connecting with loved ones, limiting screen time, embracing silence, drinking a glass of water, planning the day, being kind to oneself, setting realistic expectations, and taking time to breathe. These routines can make a big difference in mood, energy levels, and overall well-being.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Duke Today
Incorporating a healthy morning routine can enhance overall well-being. Duke University Hospital Continuous Improvement Coach Bill Bass joins a volunteer-led exercise group for a boot camp-style workout, finding it invigorating and a way to release anxiety. Assistant Director of Human Resources Amanda Gruebel prioritizes peaceful quiet in her morning routine to reduce stress and start her day intentionally. Shannon Byrne, a Clinical Psychologist, emphasizes the benefits of morning exercise for boosting mood and cognitive function. Terri Beck, a Human Resources Representative, has improved her breakfast routine by including whole grains, lean proteins, and fruit for sustained energy throughout the day.