How to incorporate meditation in morning routine if I already have learning session there and I need to hurry to work?

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Lo S O.

Short meditations! You should still have a longer session some other time, different experience, but you can practice specifically meditating in short moments, focus on clearing your mind, usually a better sense of accomplishment because you’ll drift less... But I found practicing this short style makes it a much easier reflex when -say, at work. I hit a problem, I have this fast clear-mind reflex instead of worrying or needing a longer session.

David T.

You can see the benefits of meditating even if you can only do it for a short amount of time. Try just 1 minute, even less if you need. Set a timer and focus on your breath for that one minute, that’s all you need.

Magn Lia E.

Get an app with a variety of programs at different lengths. Meditation is not about time. It’s about consistently bringing consciousness to the mind. Even a session that is less than five minutes can cultivate that practice.

Tracey E.

If you are really invested in making a much better YOU then you will give yourself enough time to fit everything in, even if it means getting up earlier to enable you to do so.

Daisy X.

Meditation can be done anywhere. You just need to focus on your breath and try to stop ur mind from wandering or caring about unnecessary things

Wesley J.

Hi there, it sounds like the root of the question is regarding time management and priorities. Meditation could be done in a matter of 10 minutes. You could do it by waking earlier in bed or even on the way to work with your earphones on. Mediation, to me, is non judgemental, calming, self-soothing and love. You could look into ways to cut down time taken for other tasks. Could you learn via audio on the way to work or whilst doing chores?

Ellen U.

Wake up 10 minutes earlier, and do something you enjoy for meditation. Maybe it’s putting your favorite song without many words on, or maybe it’s listening to something guided to get your head right. Just wake up, and make it the first thing you do.

Kenan C.

It may not be conventional Meditate in the bathroom Close your eyes and focus on the sensation of the soap suds as you wash While you brush your teeth or hair

Evelyn T.

Work on waking up earlier and quite possibly going to sleep a little earlier. Your body, mind, and soul will all thank you.

Elijah C.

Meditation is helpful whenever it fits in your schedule. Even short periods are fruitful. If a 20 minute morning session is not possible, try a 10 or even 5 minute session. Take a longer session later in the day. The cumulative effect will be similar. If I cannot do a longer session in the morning due to my schedule, I take two shorter sessions.

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