- Get over "the battle of the bed" / "mind over mattress"
- He who sweats more in training, bleeds less at war
- Waking up early allows you to train, practice & prepare
- Prepare your heart, your character and your spirit
- 5-8am is "prime time" when you have the most willpower, mental focus, energy
- Take full advantage of these 3 golden hours
- Waking up early while the rest of the world sleeps is already a psychological win.
- You'll feel less like a victim and more like a leader!
- Change is hard at the beginning, messy in the middle, but gorgeous in the end!
- Use the 20/20/20 Rule for your Morning Ritual
20 mins for exercise
20 mins for reviewing your plan / daily schedule / goals > gives you focus
20 mins for learning - Education is inoculation against disruption
- The world belongs to learners
- As you know more, you achieve more
- Watch inspirational / training videos
- When you write things down, you deepen your commitment (re: a schedule)
- Writing creates precision of thought
- The things that schedule lead to thing that get done
- To wake up early, get a deeper nights sleep
- Re: sleep, quality is more important that quantity (no. of hours)
- Remember not to use a computer in bed before you go to sleep
- Put your alarm clock away from the bed / other side of the room / a different room
- Jump out of bed as soon as you get up!
I'm used to being ridiculed for my early morning rituals. I actually wake up between 04:00 and 04:15, which gives me enough time to get to the gym. I gym till about 05:30 and then make a point to spend about an hour or so reading and journaling (usually in my Gratitude Journal). By 06:00, I'm in the shower and ready to leave home by 07:00.
Early morning has always been my best time of the day. I feel like I can take on the world. That's why when I bounce into work with energy, I get quite a few side glances! Doesn't phase me much. Because when most people are still waking up, I've already done quite a bit in my day. Cheers to the 5am Club...or in my case, the 4am Club ;)
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