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Threadguy walks through his full daily routine "I wake up at 8:45, brush my teeth, wash my face, go downstairs, meditate 25 breaths, journal for 3 minutes, do a quick stretch and ab workout. At 9:20 I text the pit 'wake the fuck up.' 9:30 to 10:30 is Twitter,...

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