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  • confidence is everything

  • PMF’s like falling in love - hard to define, impossible to miss when you have it

  • vibes matter more than logic

  • you’ll never have perfect data before committing

  • your environment changes your outcome

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🔥 Andrew Huberman's Morning Routine

5:30-6:30 AM – Wake Up Naturally

  • He aims to wake without an alarm, around 5:30-6:30 AM, keeping a consistent sleep/wake rhythm.​

  • On lower-energy mornings, he may do NSDR / Yoga Nidra (non-sleep deep rest) for 20-30 minutes to reboot.​​

Immediately – Hydrate & Electrolytes

  • Drinks water + electrolytes (he uses LMNT) early before caffeine.​​

  • Often pairs hydration with a greens mix or nutrient support (e.g. AG1).​

Within First Hour – Sunlight / Bright Light Exposure

  • Gets 2-10 minutes of direct sunlight (ideally outdoors), which stimulates cortisol, aligns circadian rhythms, and primes alertness.​

  • If sunlight isn't available, uses artificial bright light.​

Shortly After – Movement / Physical Activation

  • Performs light movement or exercise (walking, stretching, skipping rope) early to raise body temperature and wake the system.​

  • On selected days, he pairs it with cold exposure (cold shower or plunge) to further boost dopamine and alertness.​​

Delay Caffeine 90–120 Minutes

  • Waits 1.5 to 2 hours after waking before consuming caffeine or stimulants.

  • This lets his natural cortisol peak occur and avoids mid-afternoon energy crash.​

~11:00 AM – First Meal (Intermittent Fasting Approach)

  • He typically delays the first meal until late morning / around 11:00 AM, practicing a fasted morning window.​​

  • After the first meal, he may include supplements like magnesium, glycine, apigenin, or others for sleep support later.​

First Focused Work Block

  • He dedicates early hours to deep, focused tasks (learning, writing, thinking) with minimal distractions (phone/email off).​

  • After lunch or later, he sometimes uses NSDR / rest breaks (10-30 min) to reset before resuming focus.​

Misc Productivity Notes

  • Avoids early digital overload - doesn't dive into messages or social media right out of bed.​​

  • Emphasizes consistent sleep schedule over perfect sleep duration.​

  • Uses environmental cues (light, temperature) as powerful tools to regulate his brain state

👀 This guy grew his LinkedIn in <$100

He wanted to see if he could automate his LinkedIn content - without hiring a ghostwriter or losing his tone.

So he ran a 30-day experiment using ChatGPT, Taplio, and a part-time VA.

The result:
1,071 new followers, 14 leads, 3 media requests, and ~180K impressions - all for under $100.

Here’s what he did 👇

1. Trained ChatGPT on himself
He exported 12 months of his LinkedIn posts and fed them into ChatGPT so it could learn his tone and phrasing.
He added examples from top creators, then told it: no emojis, no em-dashes, start with a hook, and write like me.

2. Automated posting
Using Taplio, he scheduled two posts a day - 11:30am and 4pm. A VA uploaded the batches once a week.

3. Improved weekly
Every Sunday, he exported Taplio analytics and sent them back to ChatGPT:
“Here’s what worked - use it to improve next week’s posts.”

The feedback loop made the content sharper over time.

4. Stayed human
When comments came in, he replied himself. AI handled creation; he handled connection.

All in, it cost less than a dinner out - and turned his LinkedIn into an inbound engine.

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🧠 ON MY MIND

🎯 THE 80 / 20

Critical Focus Rule
Most people treat every task as equal - that’s why their days feel full but unproductive.
Pick 3 critical “signal” tasks that actually move the needle and block 80% of your day for them. The rest. emails, admin, Slack, gets just 20%. Ruthless clarity beats endless busyness.

Location-Based Context Switch
Your environment trains your brain faster than willpower ever will.
Assign a specific spot for each kind of work - one chair for deep work, one for calls, one for planning. When you move, your mind switches modes automatically. No forcing focus - your surroundings do it for you.

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