Coffee? Workouts? Hitting the snooze button 14 times? Everyone has their morning ritual and we LOVE hearing about them. Some of our favorite members of the community share their morning rituals below.
Liz Hartman Sitaraman

How we start our day is so important to set the tone- and of course not every morning can be perfect, but I really try! Read more>>
Meet Me At The Bar

Ce McDonald: Mornings are my reset and strategy time. I start with water, a made bed, and a quick skincare routine. It’s part ritual, part mindset. Coffee in hand, I check my calendar, scan my inbox, and catch up on any missed calls or texts. Read more>>
Raymond Omotolani Wright

It would look like diving into learning scanning new art, music, and creative ideas then reflecting, writing, and helping people create meaningful messages and stories. Read more>>
Melissa Levenson

I try to wake up 15 or so minutes before my son so that I can have a little me time first. Then I get him dressed, sometimes read him a book, and then bring him to the kitchen for my aupair to start her day with him. Read more>>
Jennifer Teplin

As a mom of two (soon to be three!) and the owner of a 30+-person therapy practice, I’ve learned that I need to get ahead of my day before I start chasing it. I wake up about an hour before my kids — that quiet time sets the tone for everything that follows. Read more>>
Maria Rei

The first 90 minutes of my day are almost always dedicated to my morning practice, a ritual I’ve committed to for over 10 years. It’s my way of checking in with myself, making me the priority, and setting the tone to lead my day rather than letting it lead me. Read more>>
Amanda Brandon

We have a 3 year old Golden Retriever named Millie, she is a bundle of energy and loves to run. Over the last 6 months my husband and I have committed to waking at 6am, putting on our tennis shoes and going for a 2.4 mile walk with Millie. Read more>>
Ericka Nannette

The first 90 minutes of my day begin with me waking up and thanking God for allowing me and my son to wake up and spend another day together, It’s making sure I’m not rushing to get my son to daycare, but enjoying the little moments from brushing his hair to making his breakfast, singing a little song when we are sitting in traffic. Read more>>
Ashley Marquez

The first 90 minutes of my day looks like waking up using restroom, brushing teeth, brush hair, let my dog out feeding and watering my dog and start my breakfast and coffee to start my day. Read more>>
Johanna C. Dominguez

Well, mornings here are anything but quiet. We’re both a plant shop and a bird rescue, so the first 90 minutes are full of life—sometimes literally flying around. When we arrive, our flock of seven (Chimichurri, Earl Grey, Lychee, Melon, Taco, Barley, and Soya) greets us with a chorus of squawks, whistles, and pure chaos. It’s our version of a morning meeting. Read more>>
Beatricia Sagar

After waking up and showering I prepare a cup of fresh ginger tea. I take this to my terrace in Miami which has a generosity of views including the bay with its small boats which pass by. I let my mind drift. If someone I know has a birthday, a baby, a family loss, etc. I write a poem.. Read more>>
Alex Ioannou

My first 90 minutes include a Shiatsu meridian stretch, 100 sit ups and 40 push ups. Allow me to explain, grounding myself at the beginning of the day is important if I am to succeed the rest of the day. As a veteran hairstylist, educator, coach, and former salon owner, I decided to go back to school and learn Shiatsu massage and Chinese medicine. Read more>>
Brandt Parke

Walk a few miles while listening to music Read more>>
Don Napoleon

The first 90 minutes of my day set the tone for everything that follows. I start by stretching to wake up my body and release any tension from the night before. Then I move into meditation — a quiet moment to center myself and connect with my intentions. I keep a dedicated notebook filled with words and sentences that serve as my daily mantra. Read more>>
Nicolas Ambrosio

The first 90 minutes of my day are my foundation. I start by watching the sunrise while enjoying an infusion ( sometimes coffee, sometimes tea) depending on the mood and energy I want to cultivate. Then I dedicate about an hour to yoga, which helps me connect body and mind before diving into the day. Read more>>
Robin Berkery

I am 100% a morning person. I joke that sometimes I look forward to going to bed just so I can wake up and enjoy the morning: coffee, prepping for the day, hanging out with my cats, all the things… Read more>>
Lindsey Parsons

After waking at 7 and brushing my teeth, etc., I have a cuddle with my husband. Then we meditate for 20 minutes. Then I do a practice called hormone yoga, which helps boost and balance thyroid and female hormones. Read more>>
Denise Michelle

The first 90 minutes of my day are dedicated to my mind and body. I start by using NuCalm to relax my mind and body, followed by a refreshing glass of water to hydrate. Then, I focus on moving my lymphatic system to get my body energized. After that, I meditate for 20 minutes, centering my thoughts and intentions for the day. Read more>>
Greg Hoy

The cooler temperature brings with it a few new post-summer rituals. Specifically, being a parent, getting my daughter up and off to kindergarten! My post summer tour ritual involves new physical routines. Most mornings being with a 5 minute tai chi inspired warm-up followed by a daily, tracked weigh-in on my Hume body scale. Read more>>
