The glass jar analogy and morning writing—the perfect metaphor, Mo! I too find morning not only best, but crucial. Also tho… being flexible enough to use an afternoon if needed.
With young kids in the house, and/or other obligations, I find it’s really important to allow for just enough adaptation of the rules. 😉
Mo, I'm impressed by your early morning writing routine. My cats wake me up in the middle of the night, so I usually let myself sleep in until 8 or 9 a.m. I could do so much more if I woke up early like you. I meditate and sip on a cup of Zen green tea. Then, I write, not every day—usually four days a week.
Thanks for sharing your approach! It's inspiring to hear that you can find that focus even without a set schedule – sometimes those intuitive feelings are the best guide.
We don’t rise to the level of our goals, we fall to the level of our system-habits. Thanks Mo! A very similar routine for me! Bless you 🙏❤️
Brilliant quote! Thanks.
Must be James Clear or close to what he said. ❤️
Very useful ❤️
The glass jar analogy and morning writing—the perfect metaphor, Mo! I too find morning not only best, but crucial. Also tho… being flexible enough to use an afternoon if needed.
With young kids in the house, and/or other obligations, I find it’s really important to allow for just enough adaptation of the rules. 😉
Yes, Mornings are key!
Mo, I'm impressed by your early morning writing routine. My cats wake me up in the middle of the night, so I usually let myself sleep in until 8 or 9 a.m. I could do so much more if I woke up early like you. I meditate and sip on a cup of Zen green tea. Then, I write, not every day—usually four days a week.
The important thing is to find a schedule that works for you and your creativity! Thanks for sharing your routine!
Yes, being creative puts you in the stream of life so vitality and beauty can flow through you.
This is very practical Mo.
Creativity needs to be honed just like any other skill. It does not magically come to us.
Your article does a great job of highlighting how creativity can be achieved consistently. Good work, Mo.
Thanks for sharing your approach! It's inspiring to hear that you can find that focus even without a set schedule – sometimes those intuitive feelings are the best guide.