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Your Daily Habit for Extraordinary Health and Happiness

 Train yourself to jump out of bed immediately, with no hesitation, and start your day with movement.

PHASE 1: Move and Breathe (5 Minutes) 

Keep your shoes beside the bed, and hit the ground running! Get up each day and physically move, going outside and starting with a walk to warm up your body and wake up your metabolism. Take several diaphragmatic breaths in the ratio: inhale for one count, hold for four counts and exhale for two counts.

Then, for the first five minutes of your walk, practice the pattern of “breathwalking.” Inhale four times through your nose, exhale four times through your mouth and repeat continuously.

PHASE 2: Get Grateful and Visualize (10 Minutes)

Think about everything you’re grateful for. Start with yourself, and include your family, friends, business associates and special moments in your life.

Visualize everything you want in your life as if you have already achieved it and you are grateful for it. Your brain can’t tell the difference between something you vividly imagine and something you actually experience; whatever you focus on, you’ll move toward.

Focus on what you want to create today. What do you want to make happen? What do you want to do, achieve or accomplish? See it happening the way you want it.

PHASE 3: Use Incantations and Exercise (15–30 Minutes or More) 

Do your incantations out loud. Speaking engages your physiology and conditions the ideas into your mind. Exercise and then celebrate!

Your Assignment

STEP 1: Today, keep your eyes open for magic moments. 

STEP 2: Tomorrow, first thing in the morning, start your day by doing your Hour of Power, 30 Minutes to Thrive or 15 Minutes to Fulfillment. 

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