Most of the world’s most successful people have attributed their success to waking up early and having a good morning routine. You know how impactful an early morning can be but still struggle to find the motivation to get up.
In this post, you will find successful techniques to motivate yourself to wake up early.
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How to motivate yourself to wake up early
Understand WHY you want to wake up early.
Is it to get more done in the day? For example, do you want more time to work on a goal in the morning?
Find the driving force behind WHY waking up early will be worth it for you.
Then put emotion behind your WHY.
Once you understand your WHY, you can start to find more gratitude for the early mornings.
Visualize the benefits of waking up.
What goal are you trying to accomplish by waking up early? Then, visualize how you will feel once you’ve accomplished that goal.
Think about how rewarding it’s going to feel to reach a goal because you gave yourself more time in the AM.
Put emotion behind the result. Remind yourself constantly that this is what will happen if you get up when you say you will.
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Get excited about your WHY.
Give yourself a reason to be pumped about the mornings!
It’ll be easier to wake up in the morning when you’re excited about it.
Hype yourself up about all the things you’ll do when you wake up in the morning.
Get excited about your morning “me time.”
Drink water immediately after waking.
Our bodies are made mostly of water, but overnight, we can get dehydrated.
Rehydrating first thing in the morning is essential to get your body moving correctly.
The surge of water in the morning will wake you up and get you ready for the day.
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Tell yourself that you will do it no matter what.
Develop a routine for following through on what you say you’ll do.
Master taking direction from yourself. Be your own coach.
Remind yourself that waking up when the alarm goes off will be your first win of the day.
Allow yourself to start the day strong!
Track your progress.
Visually track your progress on a calendar.
Reward yourself by checking off the days you actually wake up early.
Make sure to place this calendar somewhere you can see it often.
Make a plan the night before.
Plan out your morning before you go to sleep so that you wake up knowing exactly what needs to be done.
Mapping out your morning will give it structure and help you understand WHY you need to get up when the alarm goes off.
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