5 a.m. wake-ups, like, hard pass. That is too early, and I, it's too early. I won't say anything

else about that, but that's too early, right? Like, now we've just created the longest day of our

life together. And I love the longest day of my life with you. I really do. I wouldn't want to do it with anyone else.

But can we just peel it back to like 6.30? I like that kind of long day with you, right? You understand. You understand. Like,

Welcome to systemize your life. This is your go-to podcast for work-from-home moms who are desperate

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organized. What do you say, friends? Let's do this. I bet you anything. The title really got your

attention. Good news is we're actually going to dive in to the five things. There's a lot of things,

but there's five really important things that I have done and that I did at one point,

and it's just carried over for literally over a decade at this point to get my kids to sleep

longer so that I could have a morning routine. Before I just jump right in and tell you

the five things, we have to talk about what was actually going on in my life that made me truly

want to figure out how to get my kids to sleep in. And that's really the point of today's episode

is to talk about why it's so important for us to get our kids to sleep in. And that's really the point of today's episode is to talk about why it's so important for us

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