Build a routine that fits your actual life, not some influencer’s morning.

A routine copied from somebody else is built for their constraints, their energy and their obligations, none of which match yours. Five in the morning is not a virtue, it is a schedule that suits people whose day starts somewhere else. A plan that ignores your school start, your shift and your sleep will fail and then feel like a personal failing. The best routine is the one that survives a normal week.

Write down what your week actually contains, including the parts you cannot move. Design around those gaps rather than against them. Keep the version you could do on a bad day, not the one that looks best.