It kind of seems like entrepreneurs have been like the anti-morning routine lately.

I don't know if you, you probably are all up to date on the morning routine stuff.

Sure.

Yeah, you know, I think that most entrepreneurs, the morning routine is it was when they started being an entrepreneur.

It was like, I have no structure.

This is awesome.

I'm just going to sleep in.

But I think it's become so popular.

Like Pat Flynn's

one of my favorite examples. You know, when I was on here, okay, when I was on Pat's podcast,

he's like, Hal, I'm not a morning person. Like he started me off. I was all excited to be on the show

and he goes, I'm not a morning person. My kids wait me up in the morning when they shake me and go, Daddy, daddy, time to get up. He goes, I do my best work at night. So tell me why I should do a miracle morning. I'm like, I'm not going to convince you.

But long story short, he ended up committing at the end, kind of like you. He's like, this makes

a lot of sense. How I start my day sets the tone for the rest of the day. All right, I'll post it every day on how I'm doing. And, you know, and now he's said his

productivity on 40%, right? So I think that it's, it's, uh, most entrepreneurs, you realize,

oh, I can be more effective if I start my day in a peak mental, emotional, physical state.

Yeah. And I think like it's been that, like most people agree, like a morning routine is

great and, and we'll dive into what the miracle morning actually is.

But, like, recently, I've seen a lot of entrepreneurs who are like, no, screw all that.

You don't need to do all these different, like, just jump into work and let's go.

You don't know how or Mosy?

Because I've seen him.

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