Well good morning! How did you spend it" Chasing babies, hitting the tread mill, or catching up on the blogs" When the lovely team at Byrdie asked what I do in the first hour of the day, I think they were expecting I’d share my favorite foundation and how I take in my coffee (Jane Iredale BB Cream and whole milk, btw). But lately my a.m. practice has been much more about well-being then being put together. I’m trying to start each day with mediation and exercise, even if it’s five minutes followed by a walk around the block with the dog. The busier my life has become the more sacred I’ve been keeping my mornings. If I don’t get grounded before I walk out the door, I tend to feel like a balloon hanging on by a string, blowing wherever the day takes me. Some mornings are still reduced to dry shampoo and an Americano?or putting the finishing touches on a blog post because you watched Sisters the night before instead of writing . . . It’s been eye-opening how hard my wellness routine is to keep up not because I don’t have time, but because I’m programmed to think that “work” is productive, and everything else is if I have time. That can’t be right. One thing that helps: Holding off on checking email and not scheduling any early meetings if I can avoid it. Next mission is to put myself to bed earlier. Such a night owl. Here’s the Byrdie story, which captures the morning routines of te...