(outlink) How to Become an Early Riser
Just found an article on How to Become an Early Riser.
Basic technique: Always get up at the same time, and only go to bed when you're dead tired.
Now, if it was easy to get up at the same time (and I had no social life), ...
Basic technique: Always get up at the same time, and only go to bed when you're dead tired.
Now, if it was easy to get up at the same time (and I had no social life), ...
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If we should only go to sleep when we are dead tired I am going to need a sofa for my office. I always feel revived once I leave work and end up crawling into bed at about 3:00 in the morning. It's a vicious cycle.
By Jiffinner, at 9:58 PM
I also tend to do that. Actually, the trick seems to work if I get up at six *every* morning. Saturday. Sunday. Holidays.
Oh, social life? Nah, no place for social life. Oops. Seems my sleep pattern got downprioritized in favour of having friends ;)
By Eek, at 12:37 AM
I find this post useful...
I can relate to this...
greetings,
terrelite
By TerreLite, at 7:15 AM
If you cannot use all the hypnosis and NLP links in this blog to program yourself to do something as simple as waking up early, then I guess they're pretty useless, no?
By Anonymous, at 7:33 AM
Self-programming - including for waking up early - works well for me when I'm in a high resource state.
When I'm in a low resource state, I don't have enough energy to even run the techniques. I just postpone everything, including getting up in the morning.
Anyway, NLP and hypnosis techniques should just be one part of a spectrum (in my opinion). Suggestibility under hypnosis is improved somewhat, but - according to the research - only somewhat. So having easy to follow suggestions that actually work even without hypnosis is a good idea even there.
By Eek, at 8:53 AM
Perhaps one could try the
Uberman sleep schedule.
I tried it over my last sumnmer break from work. I admit I didn't last 2 days.
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By Anonymous, at 10:45 AM
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