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Brené Brown: Daily Routines

By Hao — 2020

On an average morning, the renowned author, lecturer, and podcast host Brené Brown begins her day at around 6:30 to 7 a.m. She believes that it’s “healthy” and “smart” to establish and maintain boundaries between professional and personal time and that to have a successful routine, the first person you need to hold accountable is yourself.

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