About this episode
Hal Elrod tells his personal experience after surviving a car accident that lead him to have 11 broken bones, and being dead for six minutes. Against all odds, Hal recovered, and came back to a plentiful life. Hal talks about the perfect morning routine that will enable you to achieve all your purposes. Whether or not you are a morning person, this technique will work for you! Get started tomorrow morning — live the transformation you are seeking, one morning at a time! Key Takeaways: [:43] Hal Elrod’s career [:44] The miracle morning [1:08] Dead for 6 minutes [4:13] Be stubborn, don’t listen. [4:58] A morning routine has saved me. [5:08] What is the miracle morning? [5:17] The ultimate morning ritual [6:41] I had to overcome my belief that I am not a morning person. [7:22] Dedicate the time you need, to become the person you want to be. [7:42] Taking your life the next level [8:15] What can you do if you are not a morning person? [9:18] The wake up strategy [10:07] If another human being has done it, there is evidence you can do it too. [11:35] Is there anything you do at night that supports the next morning? [12:11] A miracle morning starts the night before. [12:20] Bedtime affirmations [12:57] Which are the mornings when it is not hard to wake up? [13:48] Setting your intentions [13:58] Your first thought in the morning is frequently the last you had at night. [14:28] What is next after “ Miracle morning”? [15:22] Elevating the consciousness of humanity, one morning at the time [15;41] What is the one thing you do everyday, that makes the biggest difference in your life? [16:00] Do something that brings joy in my life. [16:51] miraclemorning.com [17:08] Sugar is hiding everywhere. [17:28] Cut cravings [17:35] Jjvirging.com/books [17:47] Listeners’ questions [18:08] Do I take my shake before or after I work out in the mornings? [19:26] jjvirgin.com/ask Mentioned in This Episode: Miraclemorning.com Jjvirging.com/books Jjvirgin.com/ask Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices