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The glow up nighttime routine that changed my life on my glow up journey 🧠 🌙 Comment VISUALISE for my free evening visualisation playlist

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Clear, actionable advice provides high value

curiositystaticslow deliberateTalking Head#glowuptips#healthyhabitsforlife

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Viral

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Views104.7K

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Analysis

Execution Elements

Visual Style

static

natural

Audio Design

emotional

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The Hook

curiosity

Clear value proposition

Setting

home interior

text overlay, bookshelf

Structure Analysis

1 shot

Hook

Introduce the concept of a life-changing nighttime routine.

00:00 - 00:081 SHOT

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Maintain focus on the speaker's authority and message.

Camera

static

Action

Subject speaks directly to camera, gesturing with hands, text list scrolls on screen.

Audio

Dialogue with background music.

Solution

Detail the specific steps and psychological benefits of the routine.

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CTA

Encourage engagement via a specific keyword comment.

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Script

Full screenplay with dialogue and action

774 words

1 shot

3 beats

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The glow up nighttime routine that changed my life on my glow up journey 🧠 🌙 Comment VISUALISE for my free evening visualisation playlist #glowuptips #healthyhabitsforlife #gratefulmindset #healthylivingtips #glowups

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by izzyutterson

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Introduce the concept of a life-changing nighttime routine.

Subject speaks directly to camera, gesturing with hands, text list scrolls on screen.

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ON-SCREEN TEXT

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The nighttime routine that changed my life. 1. Clean up the mess 2. Legs up on the wall 3. Make things easier: lay out clothes, meal prep, water 4. Good things happen to me everyday 5. Take 5 for yourself 6. Tuck in your phone 7. Lumie alarm clock 8. Visualization 9. Skincare as a ritual 10. Magnesium and L theanine

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TALENT

The evening routine that changed my life. Your evening routine is the most underrated life upgrade.

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When your sleep improves, your mood stabilizes,

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your skin behaves, your hunger is easier to manage,

[00:06]

your thinking gets sharp.

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Detail the specific steps and psychological benefits of the routine.

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TALENT

The quality of tomorrow is usually decided today.

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The first thing I do when I'm starting to unwind is I do a little reset of my space.

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Dishes away, clear the surfaces, pump the cushions, nothing crazy.

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But when you remove visual stress,

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you gift your future self a calmer morning, a calmer wake up.

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And waking up to order feels entirely different to waking up to chaos.

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The next thing I do is legs up on the wall.

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I'll do this for five to 10 minutes every single day.

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This stimulates circulation, lymphatic drainage, reduces any swelling, and activates your relaxation response.

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So your body gently gets that signal like, okay, we're winding down now.

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Such an easy hack.

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TALENT

I'll play a podcast while doing this or just like have the TV on.

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The next thing is to make tomorrow easier today.

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Whether this is laying out your clothes, prepping your meal, making your loaded morning water and popping it in the fridge so it's cold, delicious, and ready for the morning.

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Comment 'loaded' for my loaded morning water.

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Pack your bag, get everything ready.

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Evening you is more rational than morning you.

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So remove any friction and wake up organized to where there is nothing that can get in your way.

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Like, oh, I'm not going to do the workout 'cause I don't have time, I haven't packed the bag, or I'm stressed, I can't do this because I haven't planned my outfit for work, or I'm going to have to take an unhealthy option because I didn't prep my meal.

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Remove any friction, make it easier for you.

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TALENT

The next thing is to repeat to yourself that good things happen to me every single day.

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I have a note on my phone that is 'good things happen to me every single day'.

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And this is the best refrain before sleep, your brain processes and consolidates thoughts overnight.

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So ending the day with that expectancy rather than worry shifts how you notice opportunity and how you experience the world.

[01:35]

It also means that every day you are scanning because you know you've got to fill that in in the evening, so throughout the day you are scanning for the good things around you.

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And you're going to make a mental note of those.

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And this is just going to change the way that we experience life because our brain can only be aware of so many things at once.

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So it's going to filter out things that aren't relevant.

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The next thing is to take five minutes for yourself.

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TALENT

Whether that's journaling, stretching, praying, reading, anything that feels grounding to you.

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This might not be meditation, and five minutes might not be enough.

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So it might be doing some box breathing, some journaling, even just one thing that you're grateful for.

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This means that you step out of productivity mode and into being a person, just being.

[02:11]

And your stress levels automatically drop.

[02:13]

The next thing is to tuck in your phone, put it on charge, ideally away from the bed, maybe outside of the room.

[02:17]

This is where investing in an alarm clock is really going to benefit you because that's the excuse that I always come by.

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This means less scrolling, less blue light, fewer emotional dopamine spikes.

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And your mind can actually power down.

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I like to read, I've actually invested in a Kindle which is just by my bedside.

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TALENT

Biggest game changer, the next thing is to set up that alarm clock.

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Preparing your wake up environment creates a consistent rhythm.

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You're closing the day with intention and making the morning gentler before you even get there.

[02:42]

The next thing is to visualize.

[02:43]

Before bed, your subconscious mind is wide open.

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So this is the best time to visualize.

[02:48]

I always listen to a guided visualization to my playlist.

[02:51]

You fall asleep primed for capability instead of panic.

[02:53]

Finally, I take magnesium and L-theanine.

INT./EXT. — CTA

Encourage engagement via a specific keyword comment.

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TALENT

These can help to ease physical tension, quiet mental clutter, and make it easier.

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Transcript

Monologue

774 words

55 segments

The evening routine that changed my life. Your evening routine is the most underrated life upgrade.

When your sleep improves, your mood stabilizes,

your skin behaves, your hunger is easier to manage,

your thinking gets sharp.

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Izzy ✨

@izzyutterson on instagram • 211227 followers

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