For me, it’s much easier to prep at night. I can’t keep track of time in the morning and tend to run out of it, but if o have everything ready to go it helps me feel more in control of the day from the get go.
I like to get up earlier and take my time to prepare breakfast. That’s a great opportunity to reflect on the coming day, visualize, say your affirmations, or just enjoy the quiet time in the morning.
It’s way easier on me in the morning if I’ve prepared everything the night before. I find that it takes me a really long time to wake up and get my wits about me. I’m very forgetful and confused the first hour out of bed.
Somedays it’s easier to prep the night before, but i usually get up early so it doesn’t bother me to get up a little bit earlier than usuall
I like to sleep in (and procrastinate). To avoid skipping a meal because of lack of preparation, I make myself prepare in advance.
Good preparation makes life so much easier, so generally it is always better to meal prep the night before. There are websites devoted to healthy meal prep that can make your whole week easier. Some things still have to be cooked, but doing the planning and getting the materials out means you walk up already halfway there! Good luck!
Yes. It’s a lot easier. I’m very proud of myself. I did not know I could be this excited for the day ahead and the current day now. I thank you for creating such a beautiful gift for yourself, Gjvon. Keep going.
Um well I don’t really eat food In the morning but I guess it’s easier to get up and just drink some water now that I’ve kinda gotten used to it. I feel very bloated and quessy when I eat breakfast in the morning so I don’t eat it, ever.
Well that depends entirely on you and your schedule. Where do you have the time? Do you mind waking up early or do you prefer to work at night?
It’s easier to prep food at night while making dinner. I think it’s best to make lunch for the next day at the same time.
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