You’d be forgiven for thinking that Martha Stewart has a clone. She seems to be everywhere all at once. Most prominently, that means on Netflix with the Martha documentary (which she complained about in a delightfully unfiltered interview with The New York Times, saying, “I hate those last scenes. Hate them.”) She also came out with her hundredth book, Martha: The Cookbook, last month. At 83, with a Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover under her belt, an entertaining friendship with Snoop Dogg, and a multitude of thirst traps on social media, Martha shows that hustle, charisma, and impeccable taste have a long shelf life. Here, she shares just a few of her daily rituals. Feel free to take notes.
WAKE-UP TIME:
Very, very early. Maybe four or five A.M. I read The New York Times—as much of any article I can possibly stomach—and then play as many of the games as I can. I like Letter Boxed and Wordle, but Wordle is getting a little too easy.
