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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of iHeart Radio.
Good morning. This is Laura.
Welcome to the Before Breakfast podcast.
Today's tip is to make muffins on Sunday night.
There is no point spending all of Sunday preparing for the week ahead, but a quick batch of muffins could be dessert on Sunday and a breakfast treat for Monday.
A little present to start the week well.
So long time listeners know that I am frequently counseling people not to do too much to get ready the night before.
Getting ready the night before tends not to save time.
It just spreads you're getting ready over the night and the morning too.
The same philosophy extends to the weekend.
Your weekday self will figure things out.
Don't sacrifice your leisure or family time on the weekend.
Out of some notion that this will somehow make the week go perfectly.
Nothing will make the week go perfectly.
Rather than bake elaborate meals on the weekend to reheat during the week, you're better off just having really simple meals.
Now that said it's always fun to have some sort of little motivational treat on Monday morning.
You are probably not going to get up to make an elaborate breakfast, but if you make muffins on Sunday night, you can have one for dessert and then the rest can be eaten in the morning.
Or mornings if they last that long.
You'll wake up to something yummy.
Of course I know this tip doesn't work for everyone.
If I personally make half a dozen muffins on Sunday, they will be eaten by my horde of children long before Monday.
I have to hide one somewhere if I'm going to eat it for breakfast.
Some muffins are not necessarily that healthy though.
I'm sure you can come up with something more virtuous if you want.
And you could eat that muffin with a hard boiled egg or fruit to make it a more balanced meal.
But making something quick, easy, and fun on Sunday night can be a way to make Monday go a little smoother.
Rather than figuring out breakfast, you're grabbing a pre-made breakfast.
It's like a pop tart, but better.
You could eat it on the road if need be, which means that maybe you can get a little extra sleep.
Given how many people have trouble falling asleep Sunday night, that could be a good thing.
There is no need to overthink this.
Use a mix if you want. But try making yourself a little breakfast treat on Sunday night, and you just might find Monday mornings a little sweeter before and during breakfast.
In the meantime, this is Laura.
Thanks for listening, and here's to making the most of our time.
Thanks for listening to Before Breakfast.
If you've got questions, ideas, or feedback, you can reach me at Laura at LauraVandercam.com.
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