Maxamize your mornings by Libby Oak

Maximize Your Mornings By Kat @ InspiredToAction.com

What You’ll Get From This E-book Here are the things that I’ll cover in this ebook: - Learn why getting up early is so important. - How to get out of bed - tips to make it easier to crawl out of your cozy bed. - How to develop a doable Prayer and Bible Study plan. - How to find an exercise plan that works for you. - How to plan your day so that you actually get things done. - Learn the key to developing a great morning routine. - Download forms and charts to help you plan and stay on track. How To Use This eBook: - Complete the Action Plan eWorkbook. - Print out the forms and calendars and use them. Daily. Coming soon, you’ll also get these helpful tools: - A podcast version of the e-book so you can listen on the go. - Community support - join us on Twitter and Facebook.

Introduction Do you feel like you work all day without getting anything significant done? Do you feel like you don’t have time for yourself to pray, exercise and dream? Do you want to squeeze the most out of every day? You can. In fact, you can accomplish more in an hour than most people accomplish in an entire day.

How? Maximize your mornings. Professional athletes don’t roll out of bed and stumble into the game. They warm up, talk to their coach and get mentally focused for what is ahead. We need to do the same thing. By getting up early and making the most of the morning we can: 1. Do The Important Stu!. Exercise, prayer and planning are things everyone WANTS to do, but not many ACTUALLY do. By making these important activities part of our morning routine, we ensure they aren’t sacrificed for the sake of the urgent yet unimportant things that daily come our way. 2. Be Consistent. A mother’s day can be crazy and unpredictable. By getting up early, we are most likely to consistently HAVE this personal time. 3. Inertia. Inertia is a law of physics that states, “An object in motion tends to stay in motion and an object at rest tends to stay at rest.” Get in motion. There’s nothing like starting the day with your kids knowing that you’ve already exercised, prayed, and planned. And it makes you want to continue being focused and intentional. It’s easy to get blown o! course by the chaos of the day. But by getting up early, accomplishing the most important tasks, and planning our attack for the day, we will feel grounded and prepared. I've been waking up at 5:30am for almost two years and it's been incredible. I spend time praying, reading the Bible, exercising and planning my day. By the time I need to get the kids dressed for school, I'm refreshed and envisioned. And I feel great because I've already accomplished so much. Are you convinced that getting up early is for you? Next we’ll cover how to make it happen.

Step 1: How To Get Out Of Bed When you start waking up early, you only have one goal. Yes, one goal. This is the foundation for everything else. Goal #1 - Get. Out. Of. Bed. This is vital. Tell yourself that's all you have to do. That’s it. You can even get right back in bed after you get out. When I first started getting up early, as soon as my alarm went o! I prayed - really deep theological prayers like, “God, please help me get out of bed.” I spent a minute or two just praying for grace to be consistent and faithful to get out of bed on time. I had no delusions of Beth Moore-like Bible Study times or running 4 minute miles. I just wanted the will power to exit my warm, cozy bed. Never underestimate the power of a low goal. Our purpose here is to develop a habit - to practice faithfulness. Success is most often a by-product of faithfulness. Every decision you make matters. Just choosing to get out of bed daily can be the pebble that starts an avalanche of change. Now? I actually look forward to getting up early...No really. I do. Tip #1: How To Find The Time 1. Arrange for your spouse to take care of the kids during your personal time, if they wake up. I get up at 5:30am and Jimmy takes care of any early risers so that my time is guaranteed and uninterrupted.

2. If option 1 isn’t actually an option for you and your kids wake up early, let them watch a video. It’s okay, really. Besides, if they see you exercising and reading the word they will come to value it as well. You could even play a Bible based video and tell your kids they’re learning to have a quiet time too. No matter what, though, try to do it as early as possible so that you have the best chance of consistently having that time alone. Tip #2: Be Prepared If you are going to get up early, it’s important that you prepare everything you can the night before. Decide where and what you’ll read, how you’ll exercise and what you need to plan the day. Put all your gear together so that you don’t have to search your house for your Bible at 5:32 in the morning. Tip #3: Adjust Your Internal Clock If you’re having trouble waking up earlier, set your alarm clock back in 5 minute increments each day/week until you reach your goal time. Increase your prayer, Bible study and exercise times as you move the clock back. Tip #4: Getting Up Early Starts At Night Don’t forget that in order wake up early, we need to go to bed early. Tip #5: Find an accountability partner. Text each other at a certain time to make sure you’re both up and at it. *Action Steps 1. What time will you wake up? ________________ 2. What time do you need to go to bed to make sure you still get enough sleep? ________________ 3. Collect all the items you need for your morning time: - Bible

- Journal - Music player - Exercise clothes - Water bottle -______________ -______________ -______________ 4. Set your alarm clock (and a backup clock, if necessary.) 5. Find an accountability partner. ______________________

Step 2: Create A Quiet Time Schedule My morning time with God consists of three things: 1. Worship 2. Bible study 3. Prayer/Listening Worship After I wake up and walk to the room where I read, I spend a couple minutes thanking God for the day, my family, and whatever else comes to mind. I turn on a worship song and spend some time focusing on Him. Here are some songs that I enjoy during my morning time. My Favorite Morning Worship Songs 1. “Invade” by Watermark This song DEEPLY inspires me as a mom to pray over my home and my family. I listen to it almost every single morning. 2. “Faithful” by Brooke Fraser I love the idea that just by showing up, even when I feel at my weakest, He’s making me more faithful every day.

3. “Day is Dimming” by Brooke Fraser Just a wonderful worship song. 4. “Captivate Us” by Watermark Christy Nockels voice is simply stunning and the lyrics are the cry of my heart. (Yes, there is a distinct Christy Nockel/Brooke Fraser pattern here. Buy their music. You won’t regret it.) 5. “Yearn” by Shane and Shane I want to be consistently passionate about the Lord and this song gives voice to that desire. 6. “Cinderella” by Steven Curtis Chapman It gives me the perspective I desperately need each day….reminding me of what is important and fleeting. 7. “How He Loves” by David Crowder Band Love this song. 8. “Awake” by David Crowder Band The alarm clock in the bridge always perks me up a bit. 9. Singalong by Phil Wickham This is normally what I listen to on Saturday mornings as I write and plan for the week. It’s one of my favorite albums from the last couple years. It’s amazing how one voice and one guitar can captivate for an hour. 10. “When the Saints” by Sara Groves This is another perspective aligning song. I always thought the song “When the Saints Go Marching In” was about going to heaven. It probably is, but I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Sara’s twist on it. It moves me more than almost any song and makes me want to live for so much

more than the suburban life I live. Whether by action or prayer I want to “be one of them.” These songs remind me that my life isn’t about me. The whole purpose of my existence is to bring Him glory. Not because He’s vain, but because He. Is. Worth. It. He is needed. I can’t save, heal or restore. I need to point to the One who can. The One who has. The One who will. So first thing in the morning, I put my eyes on Him. Bible Study I’m not a scholar. I’ve never read through the whole Bible (I’m working on it this year.) Frankly, it’s often a challenge for me to sit down and read the Bible. That sounds awful, but it’s the cold, hard truth. So I need structure. I can’t do the old “Magic 8 Ball - Close Your Eyes and Pick A Spot” Bible study. I need a goal and a plan. This year I’m working on reading through the Bible. It has been fascinating and has really built in me a desire to learn more. PICK A PLAN There are a number of di!erent approaches you can take toward your Bible Study time. Here are some examples: 1. Read through the Bible - there are 1 year plans, 2 year plan and even 3 year plans. In the past, I’ve found these plans overwhelming, but this time I made an important choice. I decided that while I would try as hard as possible to do my reading every day, if I do miss a day, I won’t try to catch up. I read a favorite short verse/ passage instead. This has really helped me to stick with it. Yes, I’ve missed a few chapters here and there, but it has definitely helped me stay committed and not just fall o! the wagon. 2. Bible Study Books- There are studies on every book of the Bible,

nearly every Bible character and on thousands and thousands of topics. Get recommendations from friends or visit your local Christian bookstore to find one that inspires you. I’ve always enjoyed Beth Moore’s books. 3. Topical Study - Pick a topic and then use a Bible concordance to find all the Bible verses related to it. Grab a journal, write down the verses and the truths you glean from them as you read. 4. Character study - Select a Bible Character that inspires you. Study all the verses related to him and grab a Study Bible for a bit more insight into his life. Journal about the things you can learn from his (or her) life and experiences. 5. Book study - Study a particular book of the Bible verse by verse writing down what you are learning as you go. Again a study Bible will provide an abundance of additional information. Just do it. Whatever plan you choose, just make sure you do something. Keep it simple. Keep it short. Whatever you need to do to develop the habit. Prayer I have a di!erent prayer focus each day: Jimmy, the children, our church, friends and family, etc. I also have a prayer calendar for the kids that highlights one important topic each day. Each day has a prayer topic and verse. It’s just the inspiration and direction I need to get me going. You’ll find a copy of the calendar in the resources section of this e-book. Listening No one likes a one sided conversation. I don’t imagine God is any di!erent. He has dreams for you and people He wants you to love on. It’s important that we take the time to listen. Since I’m HIGHLY distractable and rarely sit still, the best time for me to listen is while

I run. Some of my sweetest times with God have come while out on a run. He gets my undivided attention and what amazing things He shares… Never overlook the power of listening. *Action Steps 1. Select morning worship music. 2. Create or select a Bible study plan. 3. Create or print a prayer calendar. 4. Be quiet and listen.

Step 3: Develop An Exercise Plan (You know the drill - check with your doctor before starting any exercise program.) We all know that exercise is important, but most of us find it hard to do consistently. The key to a regular workout is to keep it simple. The goal is to make fitness a habit. Too often we put developing a fit body before developing a fitness habit. If we don’t develop the habit first, we’re setting ourselves up for failure. So as you plan your workout, keep it simple and fun. Yes, fun. 1. Pick a Workout List all the types of exercise that you might enjoy. Be sure to include strength training with your cardio workout or alternate between the two during the week. Cardio Training - Walking - Running

Swimming Cycling Fitness class at the gym Workout video Yoga Pilates

Strength Training - Weight machines at the gym - Pushups - Crunches - Squats - Pull ups (no, I can’t do these either. Just thought I’d list them for fun. Goals, people.) - Small weights to do bicep and tricep exercises 2. Make It Fun If you you think “fun exercise” is an oxymoron, then try combining your workout with meeting another need. For example, Jimmy teases me that my love language is quality time. With myself. While I’m energized by people, I absolutely thrive on time alone to think and process. Running not only keeps me fit and healthy, it gives me my much needed time of solitude. I never liked running. I only liked to run when there was a ball or a racquet involved, but just running…alone…BOOOORING. However, for a 34 year old woman with 3 small kids, there aren’t many opportunities for time alone. So running has become my retreat. The good news: I’ve actually come to love running. I love the solitude. I know that I will not be interrupted. I can think complete

thoughts, listen to MY music (as much as I love the choo-choo song and all), and enjoy an audiobook or podcast. What about you? Do you need alone time or do you need to connect? How can you combine exercise with something else you enjoy? - Run with a friend - Listen to music - Read a book (treadmill or exercise bike) - Catch up on your favorite podcast - Listen to an audiobook - Workout to a video - Workout with a friend (in person or via Skype) - Watch a movie (preferably something that doesn’t undo the quiet time you just had…) - Worship, pray and listen Above all, make it simple, sustainable and fun.

The Habit Workout If I wake up late, don’t have time for a shower or just don’t want to do much, I do my 5 minute workout. It’s a simple way to get good exercise and no matter how busy my day is, I can usually fit it in. Here’s what it looks like: I set my watch timer for 5 minutes. I must complete my workout within that time. This keeps me from falling asleep on the floor after doing my situps. Don’t laugh. I’ve done it. As soon as the timer starts, I do 10 pushups, roll over for 30 bicycle crunches, and stand up for 10 squats. That takes about a minute and I do it 5 times. If I’m doing my exercises well, my arms, back, legs and tummy are burning by the end. Then I collapse in a heap and bask in my sense of accomplishment. And it only took 5 minutes.

Obviously, this routine can be tweaked for any fitness level. If you’re Jillian Michaels, you can do finger tip pushups and squat your sofa or small car. Or if you’re human and just starting your fitness routine, you can do knee or wall pushups, basic crunches and easy squats. You could also try to do fewer or more reps each cycle. 8 or 15 pushups, crunches or squats. However you do it, I promise it feels great when you finish and, again, it only takes 5 minutes.

The Absolute-Bottom Line Key to Developing An Exercise Routine I really can’t say this enough. Figure out a way to do SOMETHING everyday. There are many days when I just don’t want to run. So I just jog around the block for 5 minutes. Or I walk. I’ve even been known to just go to the mailbox and back. But the main goal is to build the habit so I make sure to get out there and do something. Set A Goal Whether it’s to go faster, farther, lose pounds or inches, it’s important to set a goal. Post your goal on your mirror, fridge or car dashboard - where you and others will see it. Accountability always helps. Keep it simple. Don’t burn yourself out. Every year I run in a local race. It helps me to run harder the rest of the year because I don’t want to be the last one across the finish line. Your goal should be something attainable that you’ll truly be proud to accomplish.

5 of My Favorite Workout Songs/Artists Here are some of my current favorite workout songs: 1. “It’s On” by SuperChick - This song removes all my excuses and makes me run fast. Sometimes? I pump my fist. 2. Andrea Bocelli or Yo-Yo Ma - they make me feel like I’m running through the European countryside. I also like running to their music because it doesn’t mess with my running rhythm like faster songs do. 3. “Jesus Freak” by DC Talk - Old school and fun. 4. “Good To Me” by Cory Asbury - I first heard this song when I was a counselor at my daughter’s summer camp. I have to make a conscious e!ort to resist doing the hand motions while I run. Theoretically, that could make one trip, fall and look goofy in front of the neighbors. Theoretically. 5. Anything by Robbie Seay, Phil Wickham, Bethany Dillon or Brooke Fraser. Brilliant lyrics, brilliant music, gorgeous voices. Makes me worship while I run.

*Action Steps: 1. List all the ways you could possibly exercise. - Run outside - Run on a treadmill - Stationary bike - Rollerblading - Bicycling - Workout video - Gym - Weightlifting

-____________________ -____________________ -____________________ 2. Specifically Plan Your Workout - Pick the video you want to work out with. Decide how long you will ride the stationary bike. If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re running in your neighborhood, pick your route. What______________________________________________________

Where_____________________________________________________

When______________________________________________________ 3. Create Your Habit - What is the 1 thing youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll try to do EVERYDAY? Mine is my 5 minute workout. Yours could be walking around your block or 50 jumping jacks. Anything that will help you to develop the fitness habit. Remember to keep it simple. Habit Workout ___________________________________________________________ 4. Set A Goal - Why are your exercising? How will you measure your progress? A race? Pounds/inches lost? Consecutive workout days? My goal _________________________________________________________________

Step 4: Create A Planning Routine The last thing I do in the morning is plan my day. This consists of: 1. Reviewing my calendar. 2. Reviewing my to-do list. 3. Planning dinner. Calendar With 3 little kids in some level of school, I MUST review my calendar daily. I do this first thing in the morning and jot down every event and responsibility I have for the day. I plan the rest of the day accordingly. To Do List I have a big to do list where I jot EVERYTHING I think of that I need to do. I separate the list into two groups: 1. Active items - things I really need to do sometime soon. 2. Someday items - things I want to do, but aren’t urgent. Every morning I review my Active items and select 3 things that I will do that day. Three things - that’s it. These can’t be mundane things like laundry or dishes. These must be tasks that will help me move closer to reaching a goal or completing a project. Today my goals are: 1. Finish this ebook. 2. Send out an invitation to an upcoming event we’re hosting. 3. Register my girls for a class they’ll be taking in the Spring. Of course, I still do all the mundane stu!, laundry, dishes etc. But the mundane can take over our life and drown out the miraculous.

Dinner I also plan what I’m making for dinner and when I need to start cooking. I write my daily plan on a little card and carry it with me. The template for this card (also available in notecard and full page size) is in the resources section. It’s ridiculously helpful to have my day completely planned out and available at a glance. If I don’t, I am easily distracted and end up running around doing a lot yet accomplishing nothing. By taking a few minutes each morning to plan things out, I don’t miss important events, I get important tasks done each day and I’m not scrambling at 5pm to figure out what to make for dinner. Action Steps: 1. Create a Master Calendar with all your events and responsibilites. 2. Make a Master To Do List - get your to do list out of your brain and onto paper (or pixel). Separate your tasks into Active and Someday lists. 3. Select 3-5 recipes to make each week. 4. Print out the Daily Overview ( or make your own) and fill it out each day.

5 Extra Tips For A Great Morning Tip #1 Start simple. Tip #2 No Excuses - While I was developing the habit of getting up early, I didn't allow myself any excuses. I didn't sleep in on the weekends (I still don’t). I didn't sleep in if I went to bed at 1:00am. I got up at 5:30am. Period. Knowing that I didn't have an option helped me to be consistent.

Once it was a habit, I actually WANTED to get out of bed at 5:30 and I had to force myself to stay in bed if I was sick or whatnot. Tip #3 Prepare - I set everything out that I need the night before. I set out my journal, Bible, ipod and laptop. I hang up my running clothes. If I have everything ready, it maximizes my time and it reduces the obstacles to prayer, exercise and planning. Tip #4 Get Uncomfortable - My ideal morning devotion time would involve a cup of tea, a warm fire, soothing music and a soft cozy chair. And I would be asleep in 6 seconds. I've learned that getting comfy early in the morning isn't a good idea. In our old house (we moved in August) I spent my morning quiet time in the grandeur of my garage. It wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t comfy. There were bugs. It was cold. But it helped me stay focused and intentional about my time. Tip #5 Plan, Plan, Plan - Decide how much time you're going to spend reading, praying, working out and planning your day. Plan what you're going to do during each section. What book of the Bible will you study? Who will you pray for each day? What exercises will you do? Plan it out, because the less you have to think at 5:30am the better.

CONCLUSION Remember, the simple goal is to just get up and out. Don't make it more complicated than that. Sometimes my Bible study times are less than stellar. Sometimes my workouts are lame. But by simply getting out of bed, I'm being made more faithful every day. The goal is faithfulness and balance - NOT perfection. So take a few minutes today, fill out the workbook and set your alarm.

Maximize Your Mornings eWorkbook By Kat @ InspiredToAction.com

Your Action Plan Now that you’ve read the information you need to take time to create an action plan. Step 1: Decide Whether Waking Up Early Is For You. It might sound like a good idea - something you should do, but is it really something that you can commit to at this time of your life? If you’re not truly interested in it, don’t discourage yourself by giving a half hearted attempt. Instead, look at your calendar and pick another day, month or year when you can start. If you are ready to make the most of your mornings, then consciously make the decision. Write it down. Tell someone. Blog about it. Set your alarm. Commit. Still with me? Here we go. Step 2: Take The Time To Plan You’ve heard the old adage, “To fail to plan, is to plan to fail.” So, did you fill out the action steps as you read through the book? Yeah, probably not. Most people read and THEN go back to fill out forms. Except they skip the going back and filling out forms part. That’s why I compiled the Action Steps in this workbook. We’re going to take time RIGHT NOW to plan your morning routine. I’ll walk you step by step through the process. We can do this in as little as 10 minutes, but the more thorough you are, the better. It might be helpful to do this at a computer so that you can really get EVERYTHING done. Here we go.

Worship Action Plan 1. Select morning worship music. (Select 1-5 songs or use the ones I mentioned in the ebook.)

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Create a playlist in iTunes and load it onto your mp3 player. Simple option: Just pick a favorite worship cd and put it in a player where youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll spend your time.

2. Create or select a Bible study plan. Choose one: - Bible Study book (i.e. Kay Arthur, Beth Moore) - Read through the Bible - In depth book study - Word study Here is a link to a list of di!erent Bible Reading Plan options: http://www.reviveourhearts.com/topics/downloads/index.php? id=10111

Here is a link to a list of highly regarded Bible Study Books: http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/easy_find? event=1025SPF|526801| 1025&N=1112231+5401+4294967215&Ne=200600

Now print out your Bible Study plan or purchase your Bible Study Book (try buying it online so that you can get it right now) and put it with your Bible.

3. Create or print a prayer calendar. (Located at the end of this eWorkbook.) Print and put with your Bible and Bible study plan. Write in any additional prayer topics.

4. Be quiet and listen. Make sure you plan in enough time for listening.

Exercise Action Plan 1. List all the ways you could possibly exercise. - Run outside - Run on a treadmill - Stationary bike - Rollerblading - Bicycling - Workout video - Gym - Weightlifting -____________________ -____________________ -____________________ 2. Specifically Plan Your Workout Pick the video you want to workout with. Decide how long you will ride the stationary bike. If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re running in your neighborhood, pick your route. What______________________________________________________

Where_____________________________________________________

When______________________________________________________ 3. Create Your Habit What is the one thing youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll try to do EVERYDAY? Mine is my 5 minute workout. Yours could be walking around your block or 50 jumping jacks. Anything that will help you to develop the fitness

habit. Remember to keep it simple. Habit Workout ___________________________________________________________ 4. Set A Goal Why are your exercising? How will you measure your progress? A race? Pounds/inches lost? Consecutive workout days? My goal _________________________________________________________________ Resources Here is a link to a â&#x20AC;&#x153;Couch to 5k Running Program.â&#x20AC;? http://www.coolrunning.com/engine/2/2_3/181.shtml My favorite running website - it allows you to map out a running route, determine distance, speed, calories burned and time. No more driving around the neighborhood in my car trying to see how far I ran. I can even just go for a random jog and plug in the street names when I get home to see how far it was. I love this site. http://www.walkjogrun.net/ Info from the MayoClinic on starting an exercise program. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/fitness/HQ00171 A social website that helps you track your workouts and stay motivated. http://www.dailymile.com/

Planning Action Plan Tools: Daily Overview, Master To Do List, Weekly Overview 1. Create a Master Calendar with all your events and responsibilites. 2. Fill out the Master To Do List (print as many copies of each page as you need) - get your to do list out of your brain and onto paper (or pixel). Separate your tasks into Active and Someday lists. 3. Select 3-5 recipes to make each week. Make shopping list accordingly. Save recipes and shopping list to use again next month. 4. Print out the Daily or Weekly Overview and and use it consistently.

Printable Resources Here are all the forms Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve referenced. 1. Progress Chart - print this out to keep track of your progress as you develop the habit of getting up early. 2. Prayer Calendar - print and place with your Bible. 3. Master To Do List - print out as many of each page as needed. Write down EVERY task filed away in your brain. Be sure to divide them into Active and Someday lists. 4. Daily Overview - Print out on business cards or card stock. Cut, fill out and carry with you for your day at a glance. 5. Weekly Overview - You can use this in addition to the Daily Overview or in lieu of it.

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