Tip #29: Put Yourself Under Time Pressure
“Zeitnot” is a German term commonly used in chess to describe severe time pressure or “time trouble”, where a player has only a few seconds or minutes remaining to complete their required moves. In zeitnot, your body and your mind draw on immense internal energy to get through it.
Read MoreTip #28: Get a Mentor
This is another “universal” tip that can help you in many situations when you need to learn a new skill or get a new habit, and it may come in handy if you want to learn how to wake up early.
Read MoreTip #26: Ask Someone Who Wakes Up Early To Wake You Up
If you are lucky to have friends or relatives who wake up earlier – ask them to wake you up.
Read MoreTip #8: Have Important Things Planned for the Morning
If you want to wake up earlier, make sure you have something important planned for the morning—something that you really want to do first thing when you get up, and something more important than taking an extra hour of sleep.
Read MoreTip #7: Create a Reward System for Yourself
An excellent waking-up technique that works very well not only for waking up, but also whenever you want to do something you don’t like or keep procrastinating on, is promising yourself a reward. This tip can often be seen in various self-improvement materials, and it really does wonders.
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