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A third myth surrounding productivity is that having a rigid morning routine is vital for a productive day. This belief can create undue pressure, leading to negative self-assessment if one fails to adhere to their prescribed routine.
In reality, modern life is full of unpredictability, making it unrealistic to expect the same morning routine daily. Instead of setting strict habits, consider adopting weekly intentions that allow flexibility and adaptability. Utilize times in the week, whether mornings or evenings, for reflection and preparation—instead of adhering to a fixed structure.