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I’ll add n+1 to this anecdote. Found a form of exercise I was excited and willing to get up for, now I wake up around 5:45 every morning trying to drag my “ear
by _1100 7y ago
I’ll add n+1 to this anecdote.
Found a form of exercise I was excited and willing to get up for, now I wake up around 5:45 every morning trying to drag my “early riser” wife out of bed to go start the day.
Was a complete night owl before, and my wife was constantly reminding me that it was late and time to call it a day.
- buzzerbetrayed 7y agoOff topic, but if you don’t mind me asking, what exercise could possibly be exciting at 5:45? I ask because I’ve been trying to find exercise that makes me excited to get up and do it but I’ve been drawing blanks.
- seer 7y agoFor me personally it has always be the tribal thing - having a group that all subject themselves to an early rise helped quite a lot to power through days that I didn’t feel like it and made the good times a lot more memorable. Have in mind that 6:00am is some other timezone’s 10am. It is possible to get accustomed to living in another timezone, so thats what you’ll generally be doing - getting through the “jet lag”. How do you do it normally? Well just attempt to get into the habits of the locals and you’ll get there. You just need to find “locals” in your desired “time zone” so to speak.