There is a big craze on social media and YouTube of people creating all kinds of videos about their 73-step morning routines. There are even memes and jokes about it now on Instagram, where people have ridiculously funny videos about their over-the-top, extreme routines.
I saw one video where a lady explained what she does when her child asks her for water. It involved going to a distillery, freezing it, boiling it, cooling the water down, and about 17 other steps – things that could have sounded convincingly “healthy” but are obviously actually a total cray-cray waste of time.
Anyway – when it comes to having the best possible morning routine of all time, you know who got it perfect in real life, without a shadow of a doubt?
It’s not the one used by The Rock, or Serena Williams, or some billionaire mogul.
No.
The best morning routine ever was the one used by the one and only Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him.
Anyone who follows it over time becomes a sage, a saint, and becomes extremely successful in whatever they do in the world.
Which is why it’s the very first thing that’s taught in the Productive From Fajr program.
If you want to create each day in a way where you not only wake up happy, but you also do things that you’ll thank yourself for for the rest of your day and for all eternity – then it’s time to stop following random influencers on the internet and start implementing the morning methodology of the greatest human being who ever lived.
If you’re ready to do that, I have a special training on it in Module One of the Productive From Fajr program. But before you dive into the main program, get started with this essential introductory training on how to bounce out of bed for Fajr with calm, happy, centred energy every day:
