What if the first five to fifteen minutes after you wake quietly decide your focus, mood, and follow-through? We dive into mornings as a powerful choice point, swapping rigid checklists for micro acts of self-respect that align who you want to be with what you actually do. Instead of chasing someone else’s “perfect” routine, we start with a simple prompt—how do I want to feel today?—and build from there. You’ll hear a range of real routines that work in the wild: stepping outside at sunrise ...
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What if the first five to fifteen minutes after you wake quietly decide your focus, mood, and follow-through? We dive into mornings as a powerful choice point, swapping rigid checklists for micro acts of self-respect that align who you want to be with what you actually do. Instead of chasing someone else’s “perfect” routine, we start with a simple prompt—how do I want to feel today?—and build from there. You’ll hear a range of real routines that work in the wild: stepping outside at sunrise ...
#117 - Flexible Discipline: Because You're Not a Robot, You're Human
Well With Michelle
29 minutes
4 months ago
#117 - Flexible Discipline: Because You're Not a Robot, You're Human
Discipline doesn't have to be rigid punishment but can be transformed into the ultimate act of self-love when we create flexible, realistic routines that build self-trust. This middle path between having no discipline and obsessive perfectionism allows us to make sustainable progress through micro-consistent actions while still honoring our humanity. • Finding the balance between disciplined action and flexibility is key for long-term success • Self-trust builds through making realistic prom...
Well With Michelle
What if the first five to fifteen minutes after you wake quietly decide your focus, mood, and follow-through? We dive into mornings as a powerful choice point, swapping rigid checklists for micro acts of self-respect that align who you want to be with what you actually do. Instead of chasing someone else’s “perfect” routine, we start with a simple prompt—how do I want to feel today?—and build from there. You’ll hear a range of real routines that work in the wild: stepping outside at sunrise ...
