I agree with you! It's really hard sometimes. I try to organize my day so that I prioritize my health first, meaning even if I'm short on time, I rarely skip a healthy meal or a workout. Same with sleep, it's very rare that I don't get at least 7 hours unless I'm doing something really exciting. I don't meditate anymore, although I did it daily for years. I've found honestly that the less I put between me and my work, the better. For example, I used to get up, eat, listen to something motivational for an hour or two, make a list of 10 things I'm grateful for, say affirmations, visualize, write out goal statements, meditate, etc... and the next thing I knew it would be noon and I wouldn't have started my work. All this stuff can be great, but the most important thing I think is to prioritize your time so that the actions that will move you towards your big goals are getting done. I still do incorporate some of these things into my morning routine, but my suggestion is to keep it short and sweet. Do just enough to get you focused on what you have to do for the day, and then get started. Yes--having the right mindset is crucial. But remember, taking action is the only thing that will bring results. Also, I've found that it's what you do in the 30 minutes that pop up here and there that adds up in the long run. Meaning, you don't necessarily have to read or watch motivational videos for hours every day. Just a little bit here and there will really add up.