Sure thing there about the quote. I have not yet lived up to what the quote says, but I feel that I can certify that it is accurate in what it says. Those early hours are quite productive for many reasons that you have mentioned, and that I have mentioned in the past.

Greeting the sun is always a nice feature, because some miss out on that.

I do agree that early hours are worth double or more in effectiveness as later hours.

That sure is a challenge worth trying. Nice effort about looking to wake up at 6:00 AM for exercise there. When I run early in the morning, I always am glad for it the rest of the day.

That 360 day concept sure is mind-expanding, but it is tough to get into that habit. It is worth setting as a goal though.

Thanks about that. I’m most able to stay energized in mornings. Your point there fits right in as well. We are not too different from one another, I would think, as far as sleep patterns.

I can’t see someone waking up before dawn 360 of the years and not succeeding, so the main issue is implementation.

Nice move on beating the alarm clock at times. That is like a victory out of nowhere. Those are the good kind.

Ahh, let me explain! Adding that extra minute means “I’ll get up exactly when it rings”. It’s more of a saying here; basically means I won’t use the snooze button.

I’ve actually found myself waking up earlier than my alarm clock. It’s like I’m doing a better job than it is. :O

Interesting there about sleeping later and also waking up later. It sure can work. It seems quite a few are using a time plan like yours. As long as we control our timing, we are set for good things. The cycle is in our hands.

This is true about the timing that we have. Good call on moving up your sleeping time. That could make quite a difference. It is sort of funny how we are productive at some wacky hours.

Self-discipline for the win. Lately I have been telling a couple of folks that it is about self-discipline, and also ignoring everybody at the same time. Thanks for your thoughts.