Sunlight before screens. It's the easiest win most people skip.
Huberman Lab research shows 10 minutes of direct morning sunlight locks in your circadian clock. You feel more alert during the day and recover better at night. It also triggers a cortisol pulse that supports athletic performance for hours.
Here's what to do:
Step outside within 30 minutes of waking. No sunglasses. No windows. Glass blocks the wavelengths your brain needs. (1/3)
Go for at least 10–15 minutes. Cloudy days still work. Overcast sky still beats zero exposure.
Do your warm-up mobility routine outside. You stack movement with light exposure and save time.
Hold off on screens until after your sunlight window. Phone can wait. Your circadian rhythm can't.
If you wake before sunrise, a 10,000-lux SAD lamp works as a placeholder. Get outside once the sun's up. (2/3)
What you'll notice: sharper morning workouts, quicker reaction time, deeper sleep for better recovery. Simple habit. Real results.
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