Just because i'm awake at 8am doesn't mean i'm ready to do things

Just because i'm awake at 8am doesn't mean i'm ready to do things

Just because I'm awake at 8am doesn't mean I'm ready to do things. Mornings have always been a struggle for me. I am not a morning person by nature, and it takes me a while to fully wake up and feel ready to tackle the day ahead. While some people seem to jump out of bed with energy and enthusiasm, I am the complete opposite.

Waking up at 8am may seem like a reasonable time to start the day for many people, but for me, it feels like the crack of dawn. I often find myself hitting the snooze button multiple times before finally dragging myself out of bed. Even once I am physically awake, my mind is still in a fog and my body feels heavy and sluggish. It takes me a while to shake off the grogginess and start to feel more alert and focused.

Just because I am awake at 8am doesn't mean I am ready to do things. I need time to ease into the day, to slowly wake up and gather my thoughts. I need a cup of coffee or two to help kickstart my brain and get my energy levels up. I need some quiet time to myself to mentally prepare for the day ahead. Rushing into tasks and responsibilities right away is overwhelming and stressful for me in the morning.

I have learned to embrace my slow morning routine and give myself the time I need to fully wake up and feel ready to face the day. I have found that taking things slow in the morning helps me to be more productive and focused throughout the rest of the day. By allowing myself the time to wake up gradually and gather my thoughts, I am better able to tackle tasks with clarity and efficiency.

So, just because I am awake at 8am doesn't mean I am ready to do things. Mornings are a process for me, and I have learned to embrace my own pace and rhythm. It may take me a little longer to get going, but once I am fully awake and ready, I am unstoppable.