Benjamin Franklin said, early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.

So, does your current morning routine support you?

Does it help you get closer to your dreams and goals?

Or do you wake up frantic, rushing, trying to hurry out the door, starting your day stressed out?

Hey, it's Terry Seveloy, your cheerleader of dreams. It's no secret that the most successful high achievers have something in common.

They win the battle of the bed.

They conquer the covers, right?

So let's talk about becoming a morning person this year. Now why is the morning so

important to be successful and achieve your dreams? Well, I speak from experience that between the

hours of 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. is where my life was completely transformed. And to think that for years,

I used to sleep those hours away.

I was sleeping away, my potential, my growth, my dreams.

Now the morning hours are the most important hours of my day.

In fact, I wanna do a little quiz with you.

Now most successful people that you admire,

wake up early, but which actor gets up at

2.30 every day to spend time with God in prayer, eat a healthy breakfast, work out, etc. He even

picks his kids up from school every day. Is it Matthew McConaughey, Robert Downey Jr., Mark Wahlberg,

or Toby McGuire? I'll share the answer at the end. Now, did you know that if you

just woke up one hour earlier every day, you would add an additional 15 days of time

to your life this year. What could you do with an extra 15 days? Benjamin Franklin said, early to bed and early to

rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. So does your current morning routine support you? Does it

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