#54| 5AM WINTER MORNING ROUTINE | healthy habits & productive start of the day

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5:30AM Morning Routine | healthy habits & productive start of the day. If you’re struggling, consider therapy with our sponsor BetterHelp. Click betterhelp.com/eugeniadiaz for a 10% discount on your first month of therapy with a licensed professional specific to your needs.
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All Comments (21)
  • @DBusiness85
    I’d love to live off grid and live simply, have a garden, and eliminate as many bills as possible. Connecting with nature and the Creator of it all is awesome!
  • @YourGreenLady
    I have chickens and the eggs are so delicious usually we dont wash the eggs until we are going to eat them simply because we store them on the countertop. If you wash the eggs it removed the enzyme on the outside of the egg that preserves them and then it is necessary to refrigerate sooner.
  • I watch so many amazing women in your age cohort on YT, from artists to homesteaders, even a cottage core wife and mother. I don't know how your generation got a bad reputation. So many of you are doing awesome things, making our world a more inspiring place. I am ashamed that I have accomplished so little with 20 more additional years, but now I'm working on goals, day by day, and one by one. Thank you. Keep doing. Keep inspiring.
  • @user-jm2ri5rp7v
    I watch with my 4 year old son, and he wants to say hi, and he likes it best when you cook. 😂❤
  • @madelynsclosets
    I do oil pulling. Have for the last 6-7 years. So great! aside from your said advantages it calms me down and great for nose breathing. Just a kind note- Make sure your viewers know to spit out the oil in the garbage and not the sink or toilet. It will mess up the pipe system. with love, Madelyn xo
  • @LisaKinoti
    When you showed your flowers with a smile, it made me smile, and then I cried because my life has been so hectic and stressful lately.... and I love your life and would also love to live a life where I can slow down and enjoy nature and my own company, and do the things that I LOVE to do, instead of things I am forced to do at work. Thank you for your video(s) because it shows me that it is possible to live the kind of life that I want. Keep posting please, and I will keep working towards my goal. Thank you so much. 🙏
  • @theroo3625
    Dear Eugenia, it is such a treat and inspiration to watch the beauty of your days unfolding with so much attention to every little thing. Thank you for sharing this abundance of sensory awareness with the world in the way you do! Re stinging nettle: it is such an amazing nutrient rich and versatile plant! Have you tasted the early spring sprouts before? If you stroke the stems and leaves from the bottom up to the leaf tips the tiny hairs containing the acidic fluid break without hurting you - and then you can eat the whole goodness. I find the flavour of the fresh leaves really delicious! You can also make tea, soup, quiche etc from it (any heating process will get rid of the stingy bits). The taste alters completely through the heat transformation. Making a pesto from fresh stinging nettle is also fabulous! You can add other leaves as you wish - nasturtium, bishop's weed, ... whatever is at hand and add in sunflower seeds, almonds, cashews or walnuts instead of the typical pine nuts. I also trained as a medical doctor, currently deepening my training as a herbalist and yoga therapist, so I find it particularly inspiring to see you & your gorgeous house & garden thrive doing what you love! My grandma & mum passed on their enjoyment of being in nature to me and I have always loved sticking my fingers in the ground... Wherever in the world I put roots down there always have been & will be at least some flower pots if not a few garden beds to grow herbs and flowers, fruit and veggies... It is such a blessing like you alluded to in this video to be privy to watching all these alchemical processes of the ever changing nature of life at play - they inspire humility, gratitude and a deep sense of peace simultaneously... There is so much grace, joy and loving kindness vibrating through and from your imagery and seeing the way Lolita & Aspen relax around you - thank you! 😊❤
  • @allygolding3647
    I love to hear you speak this...I sensed we are in a similar place. Its so peaceful to not judge or care about what others say...almost like how did I EVER let it happen... its just nonsense when you look at the layers. I also realise that I manifest everything based on my energy frequency/moods and we have to choose what to serve the matrix society or our true selves. I choose the oneness. Practicing open heart meditation has been such a blessing learning that the heart chakra, where the source lies, helps to balance out the crown chakra which if unbalanced tends to set us off on a spiritual journey to find truth when its already here - feel our way through life by being aware of what the body is doing. We must practice opening up the heart chakra. I have been to Portugal many times and know I am destine to live there so maybe out paths will cross one day x
  • Did you know that nettles make the better spinach? I sauté the young leaves in ghee with just a little salt. They taste very good. And you can dry the seeds. I have a big jar of nettle seeds and use them in soups, salads.. basically for everything since they have a lot of health benefits. If you get stung, that's a good thing. I touch them on purpose since it's good against rheumatoid arthritis.
  • @KRAMERHAWAII
    Please list the magnesium supplement. Cant find a pure effervescent one….thanks
  • @pamelawalton1255
    Thank you its lovely to see your morning routine, as it is that you can grow cosmos and calendula in Feb in Portugal, here in the UK the snowdrops which are one of the flowers I most cherish,( ice maidens at heart) are giving way to early daffodils. I'm trying to hold off sewing seeds just yet in my little cold greenhouse February and March poses the risk of snow and hard frosts but it brings a warmth to soul to think of spring just around the corner xx
  • @riralord3003
    10:59 " you came to this life with a purpose, and that purpose is to live life and to be fully comfortable with who you are" LOVED THIS!
  • @user-nk6po9qt8m
    Thank you so much for your soothing videos!! Love your routines!! As a mother of 4 I also prioritize my morning routines and focus on myself in the morning, just so important!! Did you try to eat sourdough? I was also very sensitive to gluten and had gutproblems for so many years but it all healed with sourdough,kimchi that I made myself.. maybe you already tried it? Much love to you and thank you!!❤❤
  • @Pamela_330
    I loved the piano music playing while you picked lemons.
  • @patlockwood6207
    I love lemon anything. I am going to try your recipes. Is it warm in Portugal? We are in summer here in Costa Rica which doesn't mean much since it is summer all year. Your gardens are so neat and clean. You are a fastidious gardner which takes a lot of energy. I am a Psychologist retired. When I was practicing, my patients had to come to me. This on line therapy is great. It takes the embarrassment out of therapy for many. Thank you for letting us visit.
  • @samanthahoos9827
    Do you put any balm on your dog’s feet for running? Our vet recommends it to help with hard road surfaces and drying out pads.
  • @jeseniapoissant
    Eugenia, I love all your videos. They bring me so much peace and I am learning while watching too. I am going to try those recipes, they look delicious!! Thank you for being so inspiring and I love the asmr combined with cinematic video, truly so much talent. I am so excited to do my garden this spring with so many new seeds I got! I love a flowers purpose too! Flowers bring me so much joy!
  • @user-mm3bt1ci7j
    Hi Lovely, Just wondering do you go running/exercise before you eat or have your morning smoothie? Love your videos thankyou x