When you shift who you are, how you think, how you feel about yourself, your habits, you can apply the Miracle Morning to any result you want in your life.

Hello and welcome Hal Elrod to the podcast. Mark, dude, this is, this is, we just spent five minutes, crash course, getting

to know each other. And I think our energy is pretty aligned. So I'm looking forward to this.

Yeah, man, I'm, uh, when I watched your film on The Miracle Morning, I was, it was affirming

everything that I never thought about stacking everything. And I don't want to give, uh, all

what we're about to talk about away. I never thought about stacking everything, and I don't want to give all what we're about to

talk about away. I never thought about stacking all those things to create a morning that's

kind of like superhuman or supercharged, which even calling it superhuman makes it sound like it's

distant or not available. But it's really incredible. Your story's incredible. So I'm excited to have

you on the pod today to share the shifts that you made in your life and how that has now

transformed like millions of lives, which is wild. Wild. Yeah. Yeah, it never, and it really did

organically start as like my little morning ritual that I felt, hey, this changed my life.

And I had shared it with my, at the time I was a coach. So my coaching clients. And I thought that none of them were morning people. And I wasn't a morning person. And this works for all of us. Like, this could work for anybody. And so I should, I should write a book about it. And, you know, and I'm like, well, I don't, I'm a nobody.

Like, I can't get a publisher.

So I guess I'll just like self-publish it on Amazon.

You know what I mean?

Like, write a book about it and you know and i'm like well i don't i'm i'm a nobody like i can't get a publisher so i guess i'll just like self-publish it on amazon you know what i mean like it was it was the definition of like humble beginnings and uh but and i think it's a good you know i know we're going to get into all of it but a good story for anybody that like again i had no audience no reach no notoriety i shouldn't say none but

very little right i wasn't known by anybody but i had a mission i was like i'm committed and the

original mission was change one million lives one morning at a time because the number one million

felt big enough that i didn't know if i could ever reach it so i thought it would give me a target to shoot for the rest of my life.

And so, you know, and so, yeah, it's like, and just eventually, like, you just kept moving forward and like, you know, one opportunity led to another.

And here we go. No, it's incredible. And it shows you how contagious, you know, we often think about how contagious news is or like negativity. But man, it shows you how contagious, you know, we often think about how contagious news is or like negativity.

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