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Hurdle with Emily Abbate

#HURDLEMOMENT: How To Make Yourself a Morning Person

Hurdle with Emily Abbate

iHeartPodcasts

Health & Fitness

4.91.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2022

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Mornings are pretty polarizing, right? Either you love them and fully embrace the phrase “the early bird gets the worm,” or you’re more of a snooze button enthusiast. If you’re the latter, you may want to reconsider your daily kickoff, and here’s why: Research shows that morning people are more proactive, happier, and more consistent with their workout routines. In today’s episode, I’m answering the most popular question I see in my DMs: How do I become a morning person, too? Good news! I'm giving you the insights on my early days, and offering seven tips you need to become a morning person, too. You're going to need a fresh notebook and some willpower (a sweat-friendly playlist won’t hurt, either).

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0:00.0

being a stellar morning person starts the night before, but sticking with a morning routine,

0:05.6

it means incorporating activities and habits that fill you up and make you feel excited.

0:17.6

Hey everybody, Emily Abadi here coming to you from the AG studio. You are listening

0:29.9

to another installment of Hurtle Moment from Hurtle. A wellness focus podcast where I connect

0:35.5

with everyone from your favorite athletes to top experts and industry CEOs about their

0:39.7

highest highs, toughest moments, and everything in between. We all go through Hurtle's life

0:45.9

and my goal through these discussions is to empower you to better navigate yours and move

0:50.7

out with intention so that you can strive toward your own big potential and of course have some fun

0:57.7

along the way. I have been getting a lot of really great input and feedback from the Hurtle

1:03.2

community about what you want to see more of on the show and for that I am really grateful

1:09.7

a resounding thing that you guys seem to enjoy our solo episodes and specifically also the

1:17.2

five minute Friday. So for today's Hurtle Moment, I'm going to be taking this one solo. I haven't

1:22.4

done this in a minute and it's a it's kind of fun for me to do these every once in a while. I

1:28.5

today am coming in here to chat about something that I know a lot about, especially if you follow

1:36.0

me on Instagram over at Emily about you know this and that is your morning routine. How to

1:44.3

own your morning? Something I've talked about a few times on the show before, most recently with

1:50.0

my friend Liz Plasser. She's the Editor-in-Chief of Women's Health Magazine. I'll link to that

1:55.4

episode entitled How to Own Your Morning in the show notes, but mornings it's a hot topic. How

2:04.1

be a morning person? How to work out smart? How to move your body first thing? What should I be doing?

2:10.4

What should I not be doing? How can I make sure that I actually get up? All that stuff and I'm

2:14.7

going to cover all of those bases in today's solo episode because I have a lot of experience

2:20.4

with morning taking full advantage of the morning hours. I know that you might not want to hear

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