Early Rise Habit
“It is well to be up before daybreak, for such habits contribute to health, wealth, and wisdom” - Aristotle
I got up at noon today. When I wake up at noon, half the day is gone. By the time I shower and do other morning rituals, I’m looking at 2 PM. My problem is that I’m a night person and I tend to procrastinate.
I already know I am on the right path to succeed financially. However, that's not enough. To be a well-rounded successful person, I need to become an early riser!
After reading Steve Pavlina’s guide to Becoming an Early Riser (part 1 and part 2), I am determined to take the 30 day challenge to build the early riser habit.
30 Day Early Riser Challenge:
For the next 30 days, December 3nd to January 1st, I will wake up at 6:55 AM, sharp. No snoozing. I will do this every single day, regardless of what time I went to sleep the night before.
I will use this blog to keep me accountable. Every single morning I will leave a comment on the most recent entry, something like, “Good morning! It feels so good to be an early riser!“. You will see the date-stamp of my comment and will know that I am on track and ready to achieve success everyday.
From now on, this blog is going to be less about money, and more about becoming a successful individual.
I got up at noon today. When I wake up at noon, half the day is gone. By the time I shower and do other morning rituals, I’m looking at 2 PM. My problem is that I’m a night person and I tend to procrastinate.
I already know I am on the right path to succeed financially. However, that's not enough. To be a well-rounded successful person, I need to become an early riser!
After reading Steve Pavlina’s guide to Becoming an Early Riser (part 1 and part 2), I am determined to take the 30 day challenge to build the early riser habit.
30 Day Early Riser Challenge:
For the next 30 days, December 3nd to January 1st, I will wake up at 6:55 AM, sharp. No snoozing. I will do this every single day, regardless of what time I went to sleep the night before.
I will use this blog to keep me accountable. Every single morning I will leave a comment on the most recent entry, something like, “Good morning! It feels so good to be an early riser!“. You will see the date-stamp of my comment and will know that I am on track and ready to achieve success everyday.
From now on, this blog is going to be less about money, and more about becoming a successful individual.
posted by Dave at 5:10 PM
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