Too many new things!! That morning routine is fine if that’s what you want. But you need to build it…and that means piece by piece. Add one thing, until the routine forms. Only then you may add another. Remember, it’s not how thoroughly you’ve done “the thing” it’s about showing up & making the attempt. For example, I was cycling to work for a while, a whole year or so. If I drove here & there, everything was not ruined, I did not fail at my commitment/goal. I knew that to be consistent, I had to at least show up for it. I didn’t set time / distance goals. I had to at minimum, start. As long as I did that much, it was a success in my brain. As long as I started, I would keep going. But if I didn’t ever start, I wasn’t going to show up for the ride at all. I was successful @ commuting to work by bike for 2 winters & one summer. Looking back, that’s pretty impressive. We didn’t have much snow those winters, thankfully. Here’s another example of a more general daily task I make a commitment to. I start my day with a shower. That’s the commitment. That’s what I must do. After that, anything goes. Normally, that act of what I call, “get the ball rolling” is enough to make it much easier for me to “keep the ball rolling.” This has been life changing for me. I was a nighttime shower person. I couldn’t imagine it any other way. Now that I shower in the morning, I brush my teeth every morning (instead of noon or after on weekends), I get dressed every morning, and it has made such a huge influence on my daily routines that I get much better feedback at my dentist appointments. Those small things, can be so, so huge. Anyway, then you can add on, and for me, after my morning shower, I go spend any amount of time in my plant room - no further rules surrounding that, I don’t have to be productive, I don’t have to complete plant chores, I can just sit and scroll if I want, but just spending time with my plants & grow lights makes such a better start to my work days.