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.
Jenna Leske
In the first 90 minutes of my day, I am usually greeted by another tattoo artist. I have two apprentices, Brigid and Emily, who are doing very well and another tattoo artist that has joined the group named Loryn. Read more>>
Henry Masters
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Every morning, the first thing I do is thank God for blessing me with another day and for the mental, physical, and emotional strength to take it on. Then I spend a little time playing with the puppies and feeding them. While they eat, I map out my priorities for the day. Read more>>
Samantha Simmons
In my household, mornings are dedicated to cherishing the final moments of closeness with my two sons. They often join my husband and me in our room early, seeking quality time before the day’s demands commence. Read more>>
Kiran NAHAR
I start my day with the Navkar Mantra, taking a moment to count my blessings. I give thanks for everything — from the simple comfort of my bed to the joy in my heart — and set my intention to be a light in the world, sending love and light to all living beings. Read more>>
Eduard Kalivoshko
I like to wake up very early — long before the day becomes hectic. With my schedule, those first quiet moments are essential. I start with a coffee while looking out over the picturesque views of Monaco; it’s a ritual that grounds me and gives me clarity before everything accelerates. Read more>>
Pedro Pablo Cámara
I’m pretty lazy in the mornings, it takes me a long time to wake up and feel active. My best time of the day is definitely late afternoon or evening. As a musician, I honestly can’t imagine making music before 10 a.m. Read more>>
Jason Rosell
For the first 20 minutes, I engage in my morning priming routine. This includes prayer, acknowledging my fears and how I’ll face them, expressing gratitude, and visualizing a positive day. The following 60 minutes are dedicated to interval cardio, and I finish the 90 minutes by texting family and clients, wishing them a wonderful day before starting work. Read more>>
Bo Li
It really depends, but generally, my mornings are a mix of structure and curiosity. I’m currently work for the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, so the day often begins with checking my inbox, replying to students, catching up on questions, and clearing administrative tasks, these are very musical experience! Read more>>
