160. 5 Things I Do Every Morning (Part 2)

<p>I had some feedback and questions from <a href= "https://crystalpaine.com/154-5-things-i-do-every-morning/">5 Things I do Every Morning</a> that we published earlier this year and so I wanted to go answer and share exactly what our morning routine looks like in our current season.</p> <p>It really helps that Jesse and I both work together to make sure we have the time that we need to get our days started. But our best advice is to tailor your needs to your season and to just be creative about it. You may not be able to do everything in the first hour and that’s okay. Take the time to figure out, reach out to people in your community and set the path that works for you.</p> <p>Also on today's episode, I share a book update on a book I recently finished that I had mentioned in another podcast episode. Jesse and I both share what has been saving our lives recently.</p> <p>We hope you enjoy this topic and as always, look forward to hearing your thoughts.</p> <p><strong>In This Episode</strong></p> <p>[00:34] - Welcome to another episode of <a href= "http://crystalpaine.com/">The Crystal Paine Show</a>. </p> <p>[01:25] - Jesse and I got to have a date.</p> <p>[02:54] - Today we are talking about mornings and some follow up questions from a previous podcast episode.</p> <p>[03:33] - I just finished a book that kind of goes along with today's topic.</p> <p>[06:09] - I don’t need the motivation to get more done, I need the reminders to slow down.</p> <p>[07:02] - Jesse finished a very big accomplishment that saved my life.</p> <p>[09:44] - It just reminds you of how much we have to be grateful for.</p> <p>[10:38] - I share what has been saving my life.</p> <p>[12:27] - Little things sometimes, that can make a big difference.</p> <p>[13:50] - Sponsor Ad: <a href= "https://www.twigby.com/home5">Twigby</a></p> <p>[15:45] - Let’s talk about what our mornings look like.</p> <p>[16:50] - We have had many different renditions, and just get creative every season.</p> <p>[18:18] - Jesse suggests habit stacking to help set up y