24 Ways To Make Yourself A Morning Person

LifeRemix:

Since I've become a full-time freelancer, I've found one of the hardest things to do is to get up early. Without the threat of being fired, there just hasn't been a whole lot of motivation to get out of bed in a timely fashion.

I've quickly learned that getting up is crucial to success as an entrepreneur. And better yet: waking up early is really just a habit. You don't need any skill to do it. You just need to wake up consistently to condition your body to the routine. Here are some tips I've picked up along the way to ease the process of developing the habit of getting up early.

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Comments

[leftLibertarian]

11:16 PM on 08/29/2007

I'm not a morning person and I don't want to be. Thanks anyway.

[gcallaghan]

10:18 AM on 08/29/2007

After years of sleeping late, I reached the conclusion that I am indeed a morning person. I just happen to be in the wrong hemisphere when I get out of bed.

[Macready]

06:34 AM on 08/29/2007

I don't want to be a morning person . . .think it is overrated . . .

[GWBushIsANitwit]

02:46 AM on 08/29/2007

1. Kill a morning person and eat its heart.

It won't have much effect, but at least there will be one less morning person.

And you morons who won't stop babbling about your frigging coffee? Kill yourselves. There is nothing more boring than idiots talking about their damned beverages.

[zull]

02:39 AM on 08/29/2007

They missed "don't drink coffee at midnight". You'd be surprised how many people are out at the 24 hour coffee places with their laptops at 1am.

[wadenelson1]

09:47 AM on 08/28/2007

Thanks, but I became a freelancer so I COULD accept my body's natural rhythm of waking up naturally, a little later than most. Like most of mankind has been able to do for the past 3.9995 million years. The jarring of a screeching alarm clock -- if that isn't torture, I don't know what is.

If I need to get a little more work done, I just stay up a little later.