Workout and Writing Morning

Workout and Writing Morning

Exceptional· 100%Manageable· 02h 3m
BearmoreDesigned by Bearmore
·Inspired by Matt D'Avella

When did mornings get so hectic?

Take your time this morning and feel the benefit for the rest of the day. A bodyweight strength session, an open awareness meditation, breakfast without rushing, then some writing.

The runsheet

  1. 1
    Time-efficient strength work

    Time-efficient strength work

    Resistance training

    Thirty minutes of compound strength work designed to produce the most return for the least time.

    30 min activitySetup 8 min · Reset 11 min · 49 min all-in
  2. Bearmore’s thoughts on doing resistance training before open awareness

    There's a useful connection here because heightened body sensations from heavy lifts make widening focus feel anchored rather than floaty.

    2
    Meditation

    Meditation

    Open awareness

    Fifteen minutes of meditation after the body is settled from exercising. Sit comfortably, eyes closed, give it a go.

    15 min activitySetup 1 min · Reset 1 min · 17 min all-in
  3. Bearmore’s thoughts on doing open awareness before eating (mindful)

    This works well because open awareness can naturally extend into attentive, present-moment eating without forcing focus.

    3
    Breakfast, with no phone at the table

    Breakfast, with no phone at the table

    Eating (mindful)

    A simple breakfast eaten slowly. Coffee, eggs, oats, fruit, whatever your version is. No phone at the table; really taking time to be present to the meal is the practice.

    15 min activitySetup 3 min · Reset 3 min · 21 min all-in
  4. Bearmore’s thoughts on doing eating (mindful) before creative writing

    This works well because any reflective mood from mindful eating can inspire writing, especially about sensory experiences or gratitude.

    4
    The writing comes first

    The writing comes first

    Creative writing

    Thirty minutes of creative work to finish the morning routine. Whatever you make, do the writing first. For most readers this is the script, the post, the long-form note, whatever your equivalent is. Phone elsewhere.

    30 min activitySetup 3 min · Reset 3 min · 36 min all-in
  5. Time well spent.

    2h 3m spent doing something good for yourself.

The breakdown

Burst evaluation

QualityExceptional· 100%
Sequencing100%
Logistics100%
DifficultyManageable· 0
Total activity123m / 149mManageable
Physical activity30m / 59mManageable
Mental focus60m / 119mManageable
Introspection45m / 149mManageable
Creativity30m / 59mGentle
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Wellbeing focus

The relative wellbeing focus of this Burst.

HighEmotional
MedPhysical
HighSelf
MedSocial
HighIntellectual

About this Burst

Matt D'Avella (who this Burst was inspired by) keeps strength work deliberately short, the most return for the least time, to leave room for creative work. This Burst isn't one sequenced routine; it draws on time-efficient strength training, unhurried morning rituals, simple breakfasts, and always making time for creative work.

Common questions

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