It is fitting for a person to always daven first thing in the morning as early as he can, since according to the incredible virtue of tefillah – which is very, very precious – who knows if he will be able to daven afterwards. Therefore, as early as a person can be, it is fitting for him to go quickly and [daven] early.
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