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I think you're not committed, you're not feeling that waking at that time is important. You keep giving yourself second chances with snoozes and multiple alarms

I think you're not committed, you're not feeling that waking at that time is important. You keep giving yourself second chances with snoozes and multiple alarms. Try not to. What do you do when you need to catch early flight and be in the airport at 5.30? Do you manage to get up in time? Most people do because the cost of missing the flight is just too much. Make waking up for work as important. I went from sleeping in person to wake at first chime person after sleeping in for several important occasions which put other people in bad light. That really made me revaluate my priorities. After a while it become second nature.

balfirevic 4y ago
> I think you're not committed, you're not feeling that waking at that time is important. But that's obviously true most of the time, at least not as important as waking up for a flight.
fshbbdssbbgdd 4y ago
>I think you're not committed, you're not feeling that waking at that time is important. You keep giving yourself second chances with snoozes and multiple alarms. Try not to. I don’t think I’m really a fully conscious being during the period when I’m waking up. If someone tells me important information, I’ll forget it. It’s not until I’m fully awake that I remember my priorities and what I need to do during the day. >What do you do when you need to catch early flight and be in the airport at 5.30? I set the alarm at 3 AM, or more commonly just stay up all night.