The 365 Commitment

Day 216 – Morning

The longer I go in keeping my 365 commitment, the more I realize just how important the morning time period is. The sooner, and more quickly I get going in the morning the more likely I will have a positive experience keeping all of my commitments for the day.

If I wake up right away and head out into the world and get the big things done on my commitment, then the day just seems to go very smooth. When I get delayed or am unable to get too some of the major things on my 365 list, then I am playing catch up all day long and I have a less productive day.

Yes, getting going on your list first thing in the morning is probably one of the most critical requirements for success .

Guy Reams (216)
365 Member

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