Action vs. Reacting: Transform Your Mornings with Matt Scoletti
Episode Overview
Start your day with intention rather than reacting to external demands. Avoid checking your phone first thing in the morning to reduce stress. Engage in morning activities like meditation or exercise to boost energy. Implement small changes gradually for lasting impact on well-being. Challenge yourself to increase time spent without digital distractions.
"You owe it to your health, your mental health, your physical health, your spiritual health to move your body in the morning."
Ever wondered why some days feel like a whirlwind of chaos from the moment you wake up? Matt Scoletti has some thoughts on that in his latest episode of 'Livin the DREAM'. He dives into the crucial difference between taking action and simply reacting to life's demands. Picture this: instead of grabbing your phone first thing in the morning, what if you took a few minutes for yourself? Matt argues that this simple shift can transform your day—and your life.
He passionately shares his own journey from a decade of alcoholism to becoming a health coach and motivational speaker, emphasising the power of starting your day with intention. Matt is all about energy, and he wants you to have it in spades. He suggests ditching the habit of checking emails or social media right after waking up, as it sets a reactive tone for the day.
Instead, he encourages you to engage in activities that prime your mind and body—like meditation, exercise, or simply sitting quietly. This approach, he says, can lead to less stress and more control over your life. If you're tired of feeling overwhelmed by the demands of modern life, this episode might just be the wake-up call you need. Matt's energy is infectious, and his practical advice is easy to implement.
Why not challenge yourself to take just a few minutes tomorrow morning to focus on what truly matters? You might find that those few minutes make all the difference. So, are you ready to take action instead of reacting? It could be the change you've been looking for.