
I have never been a morning person, though it’s been my wish since I was a teen. Recently, when I was in England teaching and playing with my friend Beth (who is a morning person), she pointed out to me that one never becomes a morning person if they often say things like, “I’m not a morning person.”, which is something I have said to her approximately one million times.
Sometimes, our limiting beliefs are so obvious to others, but not to ourselves. Ha! It was an eye-opener for me. So simple, so profound.
During the week that Beth and I led a retreat for soulful entrepreneurs (it was amazing > more on that soon!), she led an early morning class for anyone wanting to bring more intention to their morning routine. Despite my not wanting to roll out of bed so early, I went, and now everything has changed! She led us through gentle breathing, writing prompts, gentle stretches, music, and more. I loved it.

Since arriving home, I have rolled out of bed very early, to the surprise of my family. I have watched the sunrise, danced with my headphones on, written in my journal, read poetry, stretched. It’s only been a few days, but I can sense that I have finally found a gentle and sacred morning routine, thanks to my dearest Beth.
My dream? To keep waking up early, nourishing my soul, and keeping my face toward the morning sunshine.
Do you have a sacred morning routine? Tell me everything. I’d love to know.
PS: Beth will soon launch an offering on creating sacred mornings. Stay tuned!
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