Wake Me Up At 10 30

How To Wake Me Up At 10 30?

Wake Me Up At 10 30: Set the alarm for 10 30. Set my alarm for 10:30.

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Since graduating from college, one of my biggest challenges has been learning to stop sleeping and wake up early.

It seems like hitting the snooze button 6 or 7 times every morning and wasting an hour of productivity (or at least uninterrupted sleep).

Last year I decided I’d had enough of the snooze button.

By employing several tips and tricks from various sources and having a sense of humour in the morning hours, I woke up early and hit the snooze button.

What is Break Sleep Addiction?

My first decision about getting up early was centred around the snooze button.

Do I start setting my alarm at 10 am?

So I can hit the snooze button for an hour and wake up at 10:30 am, or should I learn to stop hitting the snooze button and wake up with the first ring of the alarm clock?

I realized that I’d rather wake up at the time I set my alarm.

By learning the excellent discipline of waking up the first time my alarm goes off, I can change when I want to wake up setting around 30 mins.

The requested time is 10 am so I set my alarm for 10am.

And I’m ready to go. But what if I have to get up at 9am or decide to get up at 10am?

If I’ve just learned to wake up at precisely 9 am by hitting the snooze button or otherwise, then changing my wake time is an added challenge.

But if I can get up the first time the alarm goes off, it doesn’t matter when I set the alarm.

To make it, I had to combine all the tips and tricks I’ve learned and read over the years (trust me, I’ve done a lot of research on this).

The 12 step intervention plan I use is below. I’ve tried to link to the sources I learned from every tip I could remember.

7 Tips To Wake Up On Time

Practice for waking up

One of the most significant steps for me was changing how I think about waking up.

It was easy for me to hit the snooze button because my morning thoughts were focused on getting back to my warm and cozy bed.

But now, waking up and tomorrow is different for me: every time the alarm goes off, I focus on the fact that it’s a new day with new possibilities.

Set An Alarm That You Enjoy Waking Up To

I wouldn’t say I like the process of waking up no matter what time it is.

You are in the middle of a big dream, and suddenly, out of nowhere, a loud and annoying noise comes to wake you up.

I decided that I couldn’t use the same old alarm clock if I wanted to appreciate waking up.

Instead, I switched to a sound that I like and like to hear in the morning: Currently, it’s the song “A Brand New Day” from Dr Horrible Sing-a-Long Blog.

Have Something To Do / A Reason For Getting Up

Ever catch an early flight on a Saturday morning and find it easier to get up at 8 am? that day at 9 am m. any normal day?

It’s because you have a deadline to get up, and you have something to do as soon as you wake up (get ready and go to the airport).

Doing something makes it easier to stay awake and avoid napping. If you can’t think of anything to do as soon as you wake up, a shower is an excellent place to start.

Set A Short Goal

My goal of waking up at 6 am was technically only for a week. But after that week, I moved on.

Setting a short goal of waking up early for just seven days seemed less daunting.

Every morning when I hated being awake, I would tell myself it was only temporary—having the attitude that I just had to get through this week made it more manageable.

Then I said the same thing the following week, the next week, etc.

Go To Bed Earlier

It is obvious, but it certainly helps.

I know that our body needs an average of at least 6-7 hours of sleep per night to function properly during the day.

Just start drinking a little more water than usual before bed.

And see what time you wake up the next morning.

The amount of water intake should be adjusted by drinking a little more or a little less water depending on what time you woke up the morning before.

Don’t Sleep Too Comfortably

Often my problem in the morning has nothing to do but stare at my bed and think how amazing it would be to be able to go back there

By sleeping in a slightly less than a heavenly bed

Luckily I have a better sleep bed, so I set the setting to 70, which is much firmer than I’m used to because it’s not as inviting as sleeping on 35.

Try To Wake Up In The Correct Cycle

Studies show that the number of hours of sleep is not as significant.

As the number of hours of REM sleep.

Also, they suggest that waking up in the middle of a REM cycle may make you sleepy.

But waking up in the middle may be more refreshing.

By sleeping for the correct amount of time (for example, 7 1/2 hours instead of 8), you can make it easier for your body to wake up.

Place the alarm on the other side of the room.

Putting the alarm clock across the room makes it more awkward to keep hitting the snooze button.

If you constantly have to get up and walk, move your muscles and keep your body upright.