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Tricky-Tie3167 t1_j9apojf wrote

Going to bed earlier so you can naturally wake up early is the only way iv ever felt great in the morning.

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incasesheisonheretoo t1_j9erba4 wrote

Same. I’ve tried all of the tricks, but my body needs a solid 8 hours for me to feel halfway decent in the morning. The only way to get it is to get in a routine of going to bed earlier each night. To do so, I had to tolerate about a week of forcing myself up early feeling like crap all day so that I’d be tired and ready for bed earlier.

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DhavanN t1_j9esrwj wrote

Getting good amount of sleep is the main key to wake up in good mood. Your room can have least number of electronic devices to interfere with your rest. More over if you shut down the devices while you are asleep can be better. Black out the room by turning off the night lights. Keeping just the alarm clock by bed instead of the phone near your head works wonders. Upon waking up, pray(feed positive 2-3 thoughts to the mind) and then make your bed. Drink a glass of lukewarm water next. Perform deep breathing for two minutes. Do some stretching and then light excercise for ten minutes. Small accomplishments gives positive reinforcements required to build a routine. Sleeping and waking up at a particular time everyday cultivates discipline. After sometime you won't need the alarm clocks/phone to wake up. Your circadian cycle will do the work for you if you follow a routine.

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