Waking up

[Aghori]

Your body has a clock.

Learn yours. (sleep earlier equivalent to your time).

I've trained myself to wake up at 7:30 AM on the dot for the past 5 years everyday without an alarm.

Hack yourself.

**** you're disciplined. 7:30AM is waaaay too early for me.

 

[I.am.Sam]

**** you're disciplined. 7:30AM is waaaay too early for me.

covid has messed things up

i wake up anytime between 730 and 830 but thats sleeping at 12

 

[heartbroken]

Been working until around 1am every night this week, my sleep schedule is gone to hell in a handbasket. The dog dragged me out of bed just before 8 this morning as I just couldn't get up. Only just made the first 08:30 meeting.

 

[Alton Turner Blackwood]

Your body has a clock.

Learn yours. (sleep earlier equivalent to your time).

I've trained myself to wake up at 7:30 AM on the dot for the past 5 years everyday without an alarm.

Hack yourself.

I'm similar. I wake up between 3 and 4 then fall asleep again at around 6 to wake up around 07:30. To remind me to start working I have built a Sonoff Basic into my bedside pedestal fan which turns the fan off at exactly 08:30 because my contract stipulates that I need to complete a COVID cheecklist by 09:00, else a leave day will automatically be deducted.

The turning on and off of the fan is quiet enough not to disturb the wife, so if I have something critical I have to finish early before the bosses hound me, I use the switching off of the fan as an alarm. Once I don't hear it's sound anymore and I don't feel any wind, I know it's the Basic that triggered the action.

There's the little problem with loadshedding now that will stop the fan sometimes at 4 or 6 thereby waking me, but I'm looking at getting a rechargeable fan to overcome that issue.