How to wake up early without feeling tired

How to wake up early without feeling tired:

Waking up early gives you the extra pocket of time to side hustle, work on personal development or work on your mental and physical health.

You get plenty of time in the morning to review things or to set future goals.

Morning is the best time to set out your manifestations and spend your time with the God by reading something devotional to start the day on the right tone!

Doing things after getting up is considerable but getting up early without feeling tired can be a little hustle.

 In this post I am going to share with you tips that helped me to get up early without feeling tired.

1.      Sleep with a positive thought:

 The fact that our conscious has been on auto mode for straight 7-8 hours make it hard to function properly as soon as you wake up.

Usually the thought that you go to sleep with is the first thought you get after waking up. Make sure to read something good or inspiration before going to bed.

2.      Start the day with a calming music:

I  love waking up to music, it really sets my mood and helps me function like a human and not a zombie.

You have to make sure that you have time to take it slow after you wake up and therefore always wake up an hour or two early before leaving to work.

As soon as your alarm goes off, play your calming music and take a moment to enjoy it.

3.      Say your affirmations in your bed:

It more psychological when it comes to manipulating your brain to not go back to sleep.

It is more hard to get up and function when you are not interesting in something or ignoring it. Make your mornings more meaningful by saying your affirmations and being grateful.

The feeling of realizing all the privilege you have really pushes you to make the best out of it.

4.      Invest in your skin:

It is a great feeling when you know you are doing justice with your precious time.

Whenever I feel tired or not in the mood to get into the day, the first thing I prefer doing is doing a face mask or hair mask.

First, it doesn’t allows me to get into bed. Second, I really feel pampered and positive when I do little things for myself.

5.      Treat yourself:

Whenever you do something that was hard for you, never forget to reward yourself and yes, waking up early can be categorized as hard, let’s just say that.

I love rewarding myself with a hot cup of coffee and sometimes hot lemon water when I am feeling fancy and my stomach upset. You can enjoy any type of beverage you want.

6.      Have something to look up-to:

Always plan something the night before which will motivate you to get up early the next morning.

I love making a to-do list the night before as it helps me to view my day at a glance which is for some reason really  exciting for me.

You can plan out a workout session, a swim session, anything which makes a little excited about the next day.

Getting up early is a privilege that only you can give to yourself and nobody else. Give yourself and your body time to get used to the new routine and be flexible when things start getting hard.