How to always wake up on time in the morning - Page 2

arcadian · 01-01-2008, 08:06 PM

naesa, have you considered going to a sleep specialist? you might have sleep apnea!

my trick: play my favorite music at full blast! nothing gets me out of bed like a good dose of arcade fire, jenny lewis, and sigur ros.

VaranusK · 01-05-2008, 07:12 PM

most often, I can't jump on the first ring... I snooze once or twice, and sometimes I even push the button before I know what I'm doing!!

As said, going early to bed is the best way. But I can't... internet is too attractive...

Gootsy · 01-05-2008, 10:20 PM

My neighbours in the apartment upstairs usually wake me up in the morning. Charging back and forth, with the occasional scream at eachother that they're going to be late for work

.

It's perfect since I start my day right about when they're ready to leave

. 90 percent of time up before alarm clock goes off hehe.

And on weekends they sleep in *yay!*.

klz · 01-08-2008, 12:55 PM

I had 4 hungry cat alarm clocks, but 2 died of old age this year. Poor things. The one was the most persistent alarm clock ever invented - and I still slept through it. One of the two left is too shy to wake anyone up, the other just sits on me until I get out of bed, then she runs to her scratching post for her victory scratch (very weird beast).

I have had sleep problems for about 3 years, and two weeks ago tried some new tricks to get myself out of bed. It does not always work. My cell phone is set to ring at 6:00 AM every work day. It does not stop until I answer it. I keep it in the next room set on loud. I can still manage to go back to bed after I have gotten up, found the phone and shut it off, but since I made getting up with the alarm a resolution, I have managed to get up about 75 % of the time. That is progress

amandajane · 01-08-2008, 04:16 PM

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My cell phone is set to ring at 6:00 AM every work day

Omg! what a nasty shock to the system that would be :0) I'm on a break until Feb, and *really* enjoying waking up at leisure. Saying that I was up and about at 7.30am this morning

triathing · 01-08-2008, 06:12 PM

It helps to have a pair of teen-age boys who have to be at a bus stop two miles away at 630a. But I really like what the late George Plimpton said when he was asked how he was able to wake up so early:

"Drink lots of water before going to bed."

farley2k · 01-09-2008, 07:54 AM

The only thing I have read which works is consistency. Get up at the same time everyday, not just work days, don't take holidays off, don't' give yourself a treat, always the same time. Eventually your body will catch on. Of course for most of us that is really hard. I love sleeping in on the weekends. But from what I have read about sleep research consistency is the only thing that really works.

Savio · 01-09-2008, 01:51 PM

Ask your roomie to pour a bucket of water on you. haha.
Always works me. And there's no need for a alaram if your roomie is an insomniac.

Ok..I was just kidding. Just tell any people you have around you that you gonna wake up at x hrs. And get up at x hrs. It's as simple as that. And please dont stay up watching Tv.

amandajane · 01-09-2008, 10:12 PM

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And please dont stay up watching Tv

Argh, I made that mistake last night, I wish they wouldn't put BBC world news on all night, lol. It was 3am when I got to bed!

Savio · 01-09-2008, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by amandajane

Argh, I made that mistake last night, I wish they wouldn't put BBC world news on all night, lol. It was 3am when I got to bed!

Yup. I know what you mean. Television is a major reason...people sleep late. (And me too.) How can you expect to get up early when you wont sleep early. I think there's need for discipline. Which i dont have btw.

There's also Internet and games. But most of my friends like to stay up at night for no particular reason.

01-08-2008, 12:55 PM	#14
klz Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 4 Reputation: (10)	waking up? I had 4 hungry cat alarm clocks, but 2 died of old age this year. Poor things. The one was the most persistent alarm clock ever invented - and I still slept through it. One of the two left is too shy to wake anyone up, the other just sits on me until I get out of bed, then she runs to her scratching post for her victory scratch (very weird beast). I have had sleep problems for about 3 years, and two weeks ago tried some new tricks to get myself out of bed. It does not always work. My cell phone is set to ring at 6:00 AM every work day. It does not stop until I answer it. I keep it in the next room set on loud. I can still manage to go back to bed after I have gotten up, found the phone and shut it off, but since I made getting up with the alarm a resolution, I have managed to get up about 75 % of the time. That is progress

01-09-2008, 01:51 PM	#18
Savio Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 53 Reputation: (20)	Ask your roomie to pour a bucket of water on you. haha. Always works me. And there's no need for a alaram if your roomie is an insomniac. Ok..I was just kidding. Just tell any people you have around you that you gonna wake up at x hrs. And get up at x hrs. It's as simple as that. And please dont stay up watching Tv. __________________ A man should control his life. Mine is controlling me. --Rudolph Valentino.

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01-01-2008, 08:06 PM	#11
arcadian Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 34 Reputation: (10)	naesa, have you considered going to a sleep specialist? you might have sleep apnea! my trick: play my favorite music at full blast! nothing gets me out of bed like a good dose of arcade fire, jenny lewis, and sigur ros.

01-05-2008, 07:12 PM	#12
VaranusK Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 66 Reputation: (10)	most often, I can't jump on the first ring... I snooze once or twice, and sometimes I even push the button before I know what I'm doing!! As said, going early to bed is the best way. But I can't... internet is too attractive...

01-05-2008, 10:20 PM	#13
Gootsy Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 239 Reputation: (24)	My neighbours in the apartment upstairs usually wake me up in the morning. Charging back and forth, with the occasional scream at eachother that they're going to be late for work . It's perfect since I start my day right about when they're ready to leave . 90 percent of time up before alarm clock goes off hehe. And on weekends they sleep in yay!.

01-08-2008, 06:12 PM	#16
triathing Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Southern Vermont Posts: 36 Reputation: (30)	It helps to have a pair of teen-age boys who have to be at a bus stop two miles away at 630a. But I really like what the late George Plimpton said when he was asked how he was able to wake up so early: "Drink lots of water before going to bed."

01-09-2008, 07:54 AM	#17
farley2k Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 43 Reputation: (14)	The only thing I have read which works is consistency. Get up at the same time everyday, not just work days, don't take holidays off, don't' give yourself a treat, always the same time. Eventually your body will catch on. Of course for most of us that is really hard. I love sleeping in on the weekends. But from what I have read about sleep research consistency is the only thing that really works.