Is Waking up Early Really Worth it???

Well, isn't this exciting, this is my first topical Thursday, where I write about a topic, and you all battle out your opinions in the comments.

let's get started!

How many of you are morning people? I definitely am not, but I force myself to get out of bed every morning at 5AM, some of the time, I do not have the drive to drag myself up.

so... is it worth it?

NeuroTracker states that rising at the crack of dawn has several benefits, namely, a better mood, and better diet plans. It also jokes that the goal is to have lunch when the rest of the world eats breakfast.

does that mean dinner is at 2 PM?

I have noticed that when I jump out of bed at the sound of the alarm, there is a completely different feel to my day, there is this drive, to want to get things done, it is like a natural version of Adderall.

There are always two sides to each story though, so let's explore the cons.

When I wake up at 5AM, I am only getting 7 hours of sleep, which has impacted muy life in several ways. My skin is not as clear as it once was, and I get sick a bit easier. We have to ask ourselves how far is too far?

Are we putting our work above the health and wellbeing of our bodies?

It feels great to get things accomplished, but is it at our own expense?

Works Cited

NeuroTracker, 8 Health benefits to being an Early Riser. 2019

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