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Hurdle with Emily Abbate

#HURDLEMOMENT: How to Own Your Morning Routine To Unlock Your Big Potential

Hurdle with Emily Abbate

iHeartPodcasts

Health & Fitness

4.91.4K Ratings

🗓️ 1 September 2021

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

So excited to welcome Liz Plosser back to the show! Liz is a dear friend of mine, the Editor-in-Chief of Women's Health, and the new author of Own Your Morning: Reset Your A.M. Routine To Unlock Your Potential. In honor of the book's release on September 7, Liz filled me in on a slew of expert-backed tips and tricks she learned reporting the title. 

So often, I'm getting messages asking me about my morning routine. And although there are science-backed benefits of getting a sweat in first thing in the day, Liz reiterates that what's most important is that your first waking hours revolve around what's important to you — and more specifically, your values. We also chat about the importance of a stellar nighttime routine for a better a.m., and dissect how light, nutrition, and mindfulness can make a big impact on the day. So many laughs together — IRL, too! Thanks, Liz, for being my first official IN-STUDIO guest!

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13. Liz Plosser, Editor-In-Chief of Women's Health Magazine 

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core values when we're living and breathing them every day in our lives,

0:03.6

that's what makes us feel most fulfilled.

0:05.9

So if you can begin your day like that with filling yourself up with that,

0:09.6

that stuff that makes you feel like an amazing human and makes your heart feel

0:13.5

full, then like the rest of the day is yours for the taking.

0:30.4

Hey everyone, Emily Abadi here.

0:33.9

You are listening to another installment of Hurtle Moment from Hurtle.

0:39.6

I am so so excited to bring you today's episode because I am chatting with my dear friend,

0:47.0

editor-in-chief of Woman's Help magazine Liz Placer.

0:51.6

Now her name may sound familiar because she has been on the show before, oh my goodness,

0:57.9

but feels like forever ago now, back in 2018, soon after Hurtle launched.

1:04.1

I'm going to link to her original episode in the show notes, but Liz is coming in today to chat

1:11.2

about something that is near and dear to my heart, and that is Mornings.

1:16.5

Liz is the author of a new book coming out on September 7th called Own Your Morning,

1:22.3

where you set your AM routine to unlock your potential.

1:26.2

And so it was natural that she came in and gave us some of her expert backed tips on how to do

1:32.9

just that. We talk about the importance of articulating what your values are to appropriately

1:38.9

take full advantage of the early hours of the day. And she says something that I think is

1:44.8

really important to reiterate here that you don't need to be a proper member of the Dawn Patrol

1:50.7

setting 4am alarms to quote unquote own your morning, but rather you need to home in on those values

1:58.0

to really figure out what makes the best Goldilocks ideal way for you to properly start your day.

2:06.0

And set yourself up for success in the hours to come. So so grateful for Liz for her time,

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