The best thing is to keep your alarm clock across the room from you, so that you absolutely cannot reach it without getting completely out of bed. For a while I had it so that I got up at first, but then I realized I could reach it by leaning way out of bed, almost falling out, but I would still do it just so I wouldn’t have to get up. Terrible!
Also, at least for me, I can’t wake up to music or even a ringtone or anything. It has to be this generic, loud beeping. I hate it so much. It literally fills me with rage when I hear it. But it works. And I have never slept through it. Not once. 6 days ago
This seems to be impossible for me, unless I abolutely have to be somewhere really really important at a certain time. If I go to bed earlier I just can’t sleep or else I wake up in the middle of the night, eventually doze back off as the sun is rising, and that’s me out for the count!
Sometimes I switch the snooze off every 5 minutes for a full hour – I would probably be better off getting another proper, uninterrupted, full hours sleep O_O 1 month ago
Adding 4% for each day I don’t snooze the alarm.
-1% for snoozing
-2% for completely oversleeping 1 month ago
I know that I have to get up, I know that I have things to do but I’m just sooo comfy!
I go to bed about 9.30-10pm so it’s not like I stay up late but I get up at 5.30 so I guess it’s all relative.
Luckily, I don’t have to set an alarm for another 3 days so I will give this a go then. 1 month ago
Going to bed at a decent hour is really all it takes. 1 month ago
Who was it who said “You can’t expect to soar with the eagles in the morning if you’re out hooting with the owls at night.” In other words, get to bed earlier and you won’t have a problem waking up, which is what I did and it works. 5 years ago
So now that I have a son, this really isn’t a problem. You can’t “snooze” a toddler. I can’t say I’ve accomplished this goal though, because I bet that if it wasn’t for him, I’d still be hitting snooze all the time. 1 month ago
