What's your way to wake up fast? if you feel tired, but not sleepy (somehow)What do you do to wake up?
I either make coffee or turn music up very loudly.
I either make coffee or turn music up very loudly.
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Getting up is how I get up.
Seriously, my standard is a deep breath to thank God for another glorious day and I shoot straight up standing and then get dressed. The whole ordeal is over in the blink of an eye.
-I'm a morning person.
Seriously, my standard is a deep breath to thank God for another glorious day and I shoot straight up standing and then get dressed. The whole ordeal is over in the blink of an eye.
-I'm a morning person.
I can never get to sleep when I want to and can never get up when I need to. Luckily the range in which it takes to wake up only deviates by about 10 minutes normally, but some times it goes as much as 30-40, which undoubtedly makes me miss the bus.
And the only thing for a "fast wakeup" I have, is this VERY annoying ringtone on my phone that plays as the alarm function, and I have it set to three different times really close to each other.
Its a really loud, really irritating electronic generic ring:
"DWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEE......DWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEE"
And the only thing for a "fast wakeup" I have, is this VERY annoying ringtone on my phone that plays as the alarm function, and I have it set to three different times really close to each other.
Its a really loud, really irritating electronic generic ring:
"DWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEE......DWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEEDWEE"
Imagine something really scary. So scary that it scares you just thinking about it. Like monsters, a gun in your face, or walking in on your parents by accident (or all three if you're into that sort of thing).stickguy said:
Oh yeah.. I wake up every weekday between 7:05-7:15 pretty much everytime, and on the weekends 10:00-10:35. Wide-awake.
Doesn't make your heart race.Rednog said:
I tend to be able to set a mental alarm clock just before i go to sleep. Conciously saying to myself get up at 8am. I tend to get up 15 mins early when i do this.
I also just have the ability to hit the ground running.
My first morning thing is to have a shower, so i guess this helps properly wake me up.
I don't tend to use my adrenaline control to get myself up as per Berethond does.
As to how one can "consiously" control adrenal release, it is a trained thing that comes with practice. If you are interested in learning the first lesson is to get yourself so worked over something the adrenaline kicks in, then it is a matter of stimulating that response with less and less effort each time. I have perfected mine to the level of a deep, aggressive breath.
I also just have the ability to hit the ground running.
My first morning thing is to have a shower, so i guess this helps properly wake me up.
I don't tend to use my adrenaline control to get myself up as per Berethond does.
As to how one can "consiously" control adrenal release, it is a trained thing that comes with practice. If you are interested in learning the first lesson is to get yourself so worked over something the adrenaline kicks in, then it is a matter of stimulating that response with less and less effort each time. I have perfected mine to the level of a deep, aggressive breath.
Same, walking to school in the cold with KoRn blasting in my ears makes me fairly alert.archwiccan said:
If im really tired and i have to do something important, say, meet a girl i like or go jobhunting or stuff like that i always drink about 3 cups of coffee with sugar followed by an extra long menthol cigarrette followed by a cold shower and some nice (very) loud music afterwards, that gives me awesome amounts of energy for ~6 hours, then after that im pretty much a zombie and im happy to not fall asleep while im walking, but as i said, thats my solution to short-term drowsy problems, if i need to be awake and alert for an entire day, i pretty much just get to bed very early the day before then eat alot of fruit and stuff.