@reshi p Completely agree, blind optimism is incompatible with reality and so is crude pessimism. A careful evaluation of your own capacities and of the challenges ahead of you and a realistic and objective guess of the outcome is far more productive than butting in with naive optimism or brooding in a pool of pessimism.
The main advantage of getting up early isn't necessarily that you 'gain time' in the day. It's that you have the hours in the morning to yourself with no distractions and it gives you more agency. I go to bed about 10.30, wake up at about 6 and the time I have before a school is so much more productive and generally satisfying than after school, or the couple of hours I used to have in the evening instead.
Hi Edward! Yeh - I maybe didn't make enough of a clear point of that - you're definitely right on this... I think for me, while I gained the benefits of limited distractions at the start of the day, my slightly lower levels of focus due to tiredness probably counteracted any benefit there. That said, I will try it again after an earlier bed time, and perhaps then I'll feel the benefits of a completely distraction-free morning much more 😃
I'm working on my masters research and you just inspired me to not start a portion of my work at 11pm to 1am and instead to wake up in the morning before everyone else in my household because as you've said there's agency and no distracted
Sander Janssen . What are some tips you would recommend to someone like me starting this habit. I really want to make this morning routine apart of my every day life.
@@oscarwithers5017 I have woken up at 5am and love it. Some tips are to get 7 hours of sleep at least. When you wake up dont click snooze. When you wake up get up, splash water on your face, put all the lights on and get some food. In 20 mins you wont be that tired. It is also to stick with it because within 2 weeks it will be part of your routine. Finally wake up at that time 7 days a week as it will make your sleep schedule much better and you. wont notice tiredness:)
@@oscarwithers5017 Have a light-based alarm, especially for winter. Have a normal sound based alarm aswell. When the sound alarm goes off, get up with zero doubts or excuses. If you lie in bed for 5 minutes it's game over. Treat everyday like you're getting up early because it's your first day at your new job. Within a month or two you'll be used to getting up early. You'll also be used to being in bed by 10.
I feel like with online learning you need to listen to the lecture like so many times to understand what's going on. Kudos to you for doing the effort in such times.
You inspire me, you motivate me, you give me hope! That is exactly what I need in the middle of this lock down to keep going and not to give up on my study... Thank you! Lots of love!
Just discovered your channel and have binge watched some of your videos lol. You put in lots of effort and I’m sure you’re going to very big in no time!
Hahaha I've been waking up at about 4 for 1.5 months now, I NEVER feel low on energy throughout the day , about 9 pm i start to feel a bit tired and I sleep at 10 , I think I'm gonna continue this for as long as I can , I don't feel depressed or anxious or anything(Which I used to earlier before adopting this routine) . I get a lot of time to workout and study . Its just amazing. Good to see someone who wakes up at 5 and learning its true value Cheers!
During my internship at the hospital I had to get up at around 4.30am to get to my shift at 6am and I loved that so much. I loved being up early and going through the empty streets. I'd love to be that person that gets up at 5am everyday but besides me being a night owl, I also can't really do it for social reasons, like you. I usually meet friends in the evening.
If you or anyone were to try this challenge I would recommend that you would shift your schedule to sleep earlier so you can wake up earlier with the same energy that you would have on a regular day.
I'll probably try to wake up at 5 am someday bc i need to advance *a lot* of school stuff. I've never done it, i'll update u guys if i do it lol. Yesterday i tried to wake up at 6am. It was great. I am muslim so what i did is: - 6:00-6:20: skin care routine + eat while being in the phone. -6:25-6:40: read the Quran while listening to the recitation (it was SO peaceful) 6:40 - 8:00: make all the homework i have for the week. 8:05 - 8:30: take a walk while listening to quran recitation. 8:30 - 9:00: free time. 9:15 - 12:30: study for an exam (using pomodoro method). 12:30-14:00: free time + eat 16:00-20:00: study for an exam using Pomodoro method 00:15: Sleep (yes, i slept 6 hours, i try my best lmao, its hard for me to sleep before 00:00)
During those days when I was attending my CA classes and doing my articles, I used to wake up at 5 am because our classes used to be from 6-9.30. Then have a quick breakfast and off to office. Then attend evening classes from 6.30-9 and get back home by 10. Good ol days. I am reaping the benefit of those days now 😄
I’ve been waking up at 6am this past week just for a challenge to myself for mental toughness. But i could never do 5, that’s still night time. But testing these things out really help with finding an ideal time to wake up. In my experience I think I’m going to start putting my alarm at 6:30 and then let myself have a nice slow morning routine until 7:30 and start studying. Having this time in the morning where I’m by myself I found really nice and calming since I’m introvert and being in the house with my family for so long is actually quite tiring.
chloé I really want to do the same but in my religion Islam there is Ramadan like for a whole month I have to fast from 5 am to 9:00 pm so I don’t want to wake up early bec I don’t wanna feel dizzy and weak so I just wake up at 2 pm or 1 pm
Thanks so much Aakriti! Well, hopefully I grow quickly, but I'll never forget all the amazing people who have followed me and kept me motivated along the way, so thank you!!
Hey enjoyed the video been trying this recently couple of things I think you should have done/ considered before your final decision. 1 you have to get enough sleep. 2 you get used to it like anything and it needs to be consistent. 3 you have to sleep earlier but as you mentioned you value your late nights soft family and social reasons fair. 4 Maybe consider doing this over a week or so I think you will find a much higher gain in productive minutes as well as quality of study 5 try to eat at regular meal times with the rest of the world for example when you wake up don’t go straight for breakfast maybe a coffee and fruit for 2 hours then have breakfast lunch dinner and maybe a light snack before dinner. 6 I have found the focus and quality of work especially in the first 6 hours to be so great! 7 have scheduled breaks try the pomodoro method either 50/10 or 45/15 have been good for me they keep you focused and you don’t just take a break when you get tired, find things hard or loose focus you know a break is coming up. Also don’t forget long breaks too maybe 1 hour for lunch and late afternoon or evening another 2 - 3 hours spaced according to your schedule and what works well. Great video mate! :)
Feeling tired because you probably still aren't used to it. Ive been doing it for months now and it gets a lot easier. Even now do it on the weekend. The secret is to go to bed early and get the hours in. I'm in bed by 8:30pm, Asleep by 9pm and when my Alarm goes off at 4:30 am, i do hit the snooze a couple of times but i believe this is out of habit. I leave for work by 5:30am and am into the office by 6:15. that 90mins i get alone is what sets me up for the day.
Great video. Late summer, I started doing the same. Except I would naturally wake up at 4 sometimes being wide awake. My routine was to hit some MTB trails for a couple hours and be back in time to start work. It was an awesome way to start the morning.
Waking up at around 4-5 AM is a little hard to get used to! I did it in increments (woke up at 5:00 for a week, then at 4:30 the next, and then finally at 4:00 am on the third week). I love studying at this hour, as my mind is fresher, compared to staying up late at night. Then again, I juggle work and grad school, so apart from early mornings and the weekends, I don’t have a lot of study time! So yes, I really have to make the most of it. I mostly rest when I arrive home from work or class. :)
I wake up at 7 but I sleep at 9:30-10:30. Interestingly I miss socializing time as you said because by then I’d be too tried from going to work, going to the gym and cooking my meals.
I love waking up at 5 because it's the only time of the day I have completely to myself which makes it so easy to do whatever I want without any distractions. However, I think it's always important to prioritise sleep over getting up early, because you literally will not be able to do anything properly whilst tired. I usually go to bed around 10-10:30 to get up at 5 - for law school, personally this is much better for me because my focus is so much better early in the morning.
Yeh - I think this point about distractions is absolutely true 👌, and something I maybe should have considered more! I think for me, because I was tired when I first woke up, I really lost out on the big benefits of having focused time with no distractions a little. But, I will definitely try this again at some point in the future and try and get to bed pretty early (10:30 ish), so I can hopefully get the full benefits of that distraction-free time! How do you find going to bed at 10 - 10:30 - as in do you find that difficult with doing stuff outside your studies, socially?
@@liam.porritt At the moment, I don't find it difficult socially because of lock down - but ordinarily, not really. I would only go out socially on Friday or Saturday, and I wouldn't wake up till 8 or 9, then get started with work. I usually stick with 5 am during the week because it gives it a bit of a work week split.
Hey man, came from Ali's instagram. I really liked your summary towards the end. I've tried waking up that early consistently but just found it unsustainable.
Hey Cullin - thanks a lot for coming over and checking out the video 😀 Glad you liked it - yeh, it's a tough one. I feel perhaps as an 'every 2 weeks' thing, it might work, provided you can plan an early night before and have an amazingly productive day once every 10 ish working days!? How come you found it unsustainable? Just tired / couldn't get to bed early enough to make it work?
I think it is about setting a routine. You are gonna see advantages after a week of following the same sleep schedule. For instance like 5am-9pm x7. Otherwise great video loved it 😄
I tried it couple of times but I just can’t go to bed early Let’s say I have to go to bed at 10 because I need to get up at 6 the next day I really need to force myself and it’s simply not enjoyable My natural sleep rhythm is 2 am - 10 am I feel most comfortable with that The productive hours you have in the morning is what I have at night
The reason people get up so early is so they can spend time on their selves, spend time on personal projects, or just have some quality me time. I find this time much more fulfilling than they time I would find it in the evening. In the evening I tend to just be tired and end up watching Netflix or scrolling on my phone, while those things are much harder to justify in the morning.
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if your gonna be waking up at 5am, it is so important that you have at least 7-8 hours of sleep, so going to at 10pm or earlier, if you going to bed at midnight or later, dont eve bother waking up at 5 its not worth to deprive you body of those valuable 2-3 hours of sleep. also get your self an ipad and digitised all those notes, it will make it so much easier to find specific part in notes when your studying
As a secondary school student in Malaysia, it’s a norm for us 😌 waking up at 5am, sleeping at 12am and we don’t eat breakfast, school ends at 2pm, extracurricular activities, tuitions, homework and assignment 😌 Asians go through this everyday and we don’t even talk so much about it
I once tried to wake up at 2am every morning. I did this because I wanted to be by my computer during the night time, but I didn't want to ruin the next day. It worked perfectly for me, granted, I had to go to sleep at 6-8pm. It's also only possible if you have a flexible schedule
Thank you for sharing this in-depth insight. I just want to state that you made a really good advertising for Samsung displays. I would like to buy one, because they seem to be nice for studying and writing papers on them....
Sadly, I have to wake up at 4 AM to commute to my job and I think it's the toughest thing I have ever had to do. I think the worst part of it is that I do not have a clear separation between the days that is because I am also a student so I have classes right after coming from work until 8 PM. After that I have to prepare my lessons until 11 PM. Therefore, this is the reason why it can get depressing from time to time and I sometimes get the sense that apart from the weekend there's no real distinction between days since I only get around 5 hours of sleep at best.
Ever since I joined Gym, in 2008 , I began waking up at 5. Earlier it was a problem, but now I have time for myself & I never feel like I need more sleep. So everyone trying this should know , All the TH-cam guys tries for a week or a month, but that’s not enough. Try by yourself for atleast a few 3-4 months then one can get used to it.
I wake up every day at 6:30 which seems to be the right time for me. If I would have lectures and seminars right now it would fit my schedule perfectly (which is important to consider, as you did). I've tried getting up earlier and also later but it never worked that well for me, especially getting up earlier because than I can't get my daily sport and brain-dump time into my schedule because by the evening I'm way too tired (although I do not plan the things as strict as you do, at least not with uni being closed). Really good video and finally a British person who pronounces Poltergeist in perfect German :D
Hehe - glad my German was on point 😋 But no, seriously - thank you very much! Yeh - I think I'm in the same boat as you - I feel like around 06:30am is a good time to wake up on a daily basis. As I said, I reckon maybe once every couple of weeks, getting up at 5am after an early night might work really well to get lots of relatively low intensity tasks done, but otherwise I agree - around 6:30 feels about right for me too!
I feel like this experiment was more about how well you can manage a day with less sleep than normal, rather than going to bed and getting up earlier :) You would probably have to do it for at least a few days, and try to get in the right amout of sleep even though you wake up earlier, in order to actually do this experiment haha
Waking up at 5 Am is just natural to me since i am used going to school at that time and now it is integrated into my sleep pattern and it is amazing for me am at 100/ efficiency at the Early mornings
Great content, really motivating to see you work so hard despite the lockdown and all that stress. One question, what's the light attached to your monitor?
Hey I was wondering if you could do an in-depth video about getting into law starting from high school and the subjects you picked , to applying for uni to the point you are now that would be so useful x
Hey Abbie! Yup - I'll definitely try and do a video on my route into law at some point! I actually didn't study law at uni and did a conversion instead, so that might be interesting for people! P.s. sorry for taking so long to reply xx
I think u cant judge waking up at 5am by only doing it once cz u gonna feel tired on the first days till u ll get usedd to it so on the first days u cant mention a thing such as productivity
Just between us, noone is going to disturb you at 5 am during quarantine, so there is no need for do not disturb mode
Perhaps the best comment I’ve ever received
@@liam.porritt Hahaha wish u the best! Great video btw. Really enjoyed it
I wouldn’t know about that I sleep at like 8AM and text my friends at 3-6 AM 🤪 but idk this was a random flex that I have to fix now 😔
Turning on do no disturb even if I don’t have friends ayy😁
If I were his friend, I could potentially disturb him before going to bed ;)
“5am was often closer to bedtime, than to wake up time”
I felt that.
Great vid btw
@@user-ci3ej4su6k 😂😂 especially in lockdown
The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity, the optimist sees opportunity in every difficulty. Keep up the good work!
Love that quote Radha 👌 Thanks a lot!!
@reshi p
Completely agree, blind optimism is incompatible with reality and so is crude pessimism.
A careful evaluation of your own capacities and of the challenges ahead of you and a realistic and objective guess of the outcome is far more productive than butting in with naive optimism or brooding in a pool of pessimism.
every lifestyle coach sees a self-help phrase at every opportunity. every normal person just makes it happen what has to be done.
No difficulty. Pre-workouts. Great hacks.
The main advantage of getting up early isn't necessarily that you 'gain time' in the day. It's that you have the hours in the morning to yourself with no distractions and it gives you more agency.
I go to bed about 10.30, wake up at about 6 and the time I have before a school is so much more productive and generally satisfying than after school, or the couple of hours I used to have in the evening instead.
Hi Edward! Yeh - I maybe didn't make enough of a clear point of that - you're definitely right on this... I think for me, while I gained the benefits of limited distractions at the start of the day, my slightly lower levels of focus due to tiredness probably counteracted any benefit there. That said, I will try it again after an earlier bed time, and perhaps then I'll feel the benefits of a completely distraction-free morning much more 😃
@G Ha in my experience the time you gain in the morning is more productive and valuable than the time you lose in the evening.
I'm working on my masters research and you just inspired me to not start a portion of my work at 11pm to 1am and instead to wake up in the morning before everyone else in my household because as you've said there's agency and no distracted
I've been waking up at 5:30/6am for the past year and you get used to it and the tiredness is not an issue at all anymore!
Sander Janssen . What are some tips you would recommend to someone like me starting this habit. I really want to make this morning routine apart of my every day life.
@@oscarwithers5017 I have woken up at 5am and love it. Some tips are to get 7 hours of sleep at least. When you wake up dont click snooze. When you wake up get up, splash water on your face, put all the lights on and get some food. In 20 mins you wont be that tired. It is also to stick with it because within 2 weeks it will be part of your routine. Finally wake up at that time 7 days a week as it will make your sleep schedule much better and you. wont notice tiredness:)
@@oscarwithers5017 Have a light-based alarm, especially for winter. Have a normal sound based alarm aswell. When the sound alarm goes off, get up with zero doubts or excuses. If you lie in bed for 5 minutes it's game over. Treat everyday like you're getting up early because it's your first day at your new job. Within a month or two you'll be used to getting up early. You'll also be used to being in bed by 10.
@Jlu 03 lol you gotta go to bed in time ofc hhaha
I feel like with online learning you need to listen to the lecture like so many times to understand what's going on. Kudos to you for doing the effort in such times.
You inspire me, you motivate me, you give me hope! That is exactly what I need in the middle of this lock down to keep going and not to give up on my study... Thank you! Lots of love!
Thank you so so much!! Lots of love back at ya 🤗
@@liam.porritt ❤️🤗
Just discovered your channel and have binge watched some of your videos lol. You put in lots of effort and I’m sure you’re going to very big in no time!
Thanks so so much Ryan!! Means a lot 🤗🤗
Hahaha I've been waking up at about 4 for 1.5 months now, I NEVER feel low on energy throughout the day , about 9 pm i start to feel a bit tired and I sleep at 10 , I think I'm gonna continue this for as long as I can , I don't feel depressed or anxious or anything(Which I used to earlier before adopting this routine) . I get a lot of time to workout and study . Its just amazing.
Good to see someone who wakes up at 5 and learning its true value
Cheers!
For a moment when the people were clapping, I thought they were just being really nice and encouraging for you running 😂
Waking up that early caused a massive improvement in mood (motivated and peaceful feeling), but only if I went to bed earlier (like 9 PM)
This guy's like the British version of John Fish. Anyway, it feels good to watch your videos. Thank you
Omg I was just thinking that!😂
bhai india walo ki wajh se hi ye sb chl rhe h..thnks to ambanii
@@noc49 Mujhe samaj nayi aayah? kya bol rahe ho?
omg i thought i was the only one who thinks that
During my internship at the hospital I had to get up at around 4.30am to get to my shift at 6am and I loved that so much. I loved being up early and going through the empty streets. I'd love to be that person that gets up at 5am everyday but besides me being a night owl, I also can't really do it for social reasons, like you. I usually meet friends in the evening.
If you or anyone were to try this challenge I would recommend that you would shift your schedule to sleep earlier so you can wake up earlier with the same energy that you would have on a regular day.
In my country, students go to school at 6.30
Dark, cold, and sleepy.
where??
@@hakarkurd5216 indonesia 👍
Same here XD
@@Jai.159 🥶🥶🥶🥶
Wow nice country im from Singapore
I'll probably try to wake up at 5 am someday bc i need to advance *a lot* of school stuff. I've never done it, i'll update u guys if i do it lol.
Yesterday i tried to wake up at 6am. It was great. I am muslim so what i did is:
- 6:00-6:20: skin care routine + eat while being in the phone.
-6:25-6:40: read the Quran while listening to the recitation (it was SO peaceful)
6:40 - 8:00: make all the homework i have for the week.
8:05 - 8:30: take a walk while listening to quran recitation.
8:30 - 9:00: free time.
9:15 - 12:30: study for an exam (using pomodoro method).
12:30-14:00: free time + eat
16:00-20:00: study for an exam using Pomodoro method
00:15: Sleep (yes, i slept 6 hours, i try my best lmao, its hard for me to sleep before 00:00)
How did it go?
My man really did more studying in one day than I have done in the last 5 weeks of doing uni from home. I need to start waking up at 5am xD
During those days when I was attending my CA classes and doing my articles, I used to wake up at 5 am because our classes used to be from 6-9.30. Then have a quick breakfast and off to office. Then attend evening classes from 6.30-9 and get back home by 10. Good ol days. I am reaping the benefit of those days now 😄
Wow - very glad that you're reaping the benefits of that hard graft now bud - very much deserved after days that long!! 🤗
Are u CA now?
@@SM-wm6mqYes, I am a CA now
By CA u mean Chartered Accountancy?
which kind of devilry has classes from 6AM-9:30AM and then 6:30PM-9PM. thats so awful lol
Wow I applaud you sir for your commitment to productivity! 👏🏻👏🏻
Hahaha - we aim to please 😃... thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed this intense day of productivity 😝
I’ve been waking up at 6am this past week just for a challenge to myself for mental toughness. But i could never do 5, that’s still night time. But testing these things out really help with finding an ideal time to wake up. In my experience I think I’m going to start putting my alarm at 6:30 and then let myself have a nice slow morning routine until 7:30 and start studying.
Having this time in the morning where I’m by myself I found really nice and calming since I’m introvert and being in the house with my family for so long is actually quite tiring.
chloé I really want to do the same but in my religion Islam there is Ramadan like for a whole month I have to fast from 5 am to 9:00 pm so I don’t want to wake up early bec I don’t wanna feel dizzy and weak so I just wake up at 2 pm or 1 pm
Absolutely love these types of videos as well as your study with me's - please post more!
Thank you ! Hope when you grow.. I can proudly say that I followed u since 10k subs
Thanks so much Aakriti! Well, hopefully I grow quickly, but I'll never forget all the amazing people who have followed me and kept me motivated along the way, so thank you!!
Your Editing seems professional and is satisfying. 😊
Me watching this at 4 AM when I still haven't slept: 👁👄👁
Liam, do you share your study playlist? Studying for the entrance exam to law school here in the US. Love your videos, thank you!
Hey enjoyed the video been trying this recently couple of things I think you should have done/ considered before your final decision. 1 you have to get enough sleep. 2 you get used to it like anything and it needs to be consistent. 3 you have to sleep earlier but as you mentioned you value your late nights soft family and social reasons fair. 4 Maybe consider doing this over a week or so I think you will find a much higher gain in productive minutes as well as quality of study 5 try to eat at regular meal times with the rest of the world for example when you wake up don’t go straight for breakfast maybe a coffee and fruit for 2 hours then have breakfast lunch dinner and maybe a light snack before dinner. 6 I have found the focus and quality of work especially in the first 6 hours to be so great! 7 have scheduled breaks try the pomodoro method either 50/10 or 45/15 have been good for me they keep you focused and you don’t just take a break when you get tired, find things hard or loose focus you know a break is coming up. Also don’t forget long breaks too maybe 1 hour for lunch and late afternoon or evening another 2 - 3 hours spaced according to your schedule and what works well. Great video mate! :)
this video is so aesthetically pleasing to watch
Feeling tired because you probably still aren't used to it. Ive been doing it for months now and it gets a lot easier. Even now do it on the weekend. The secret is to go to bed early and get the hours in. I'm in bed by 8:30pm, Asleep by 9pm and when my Alarm goes off at 4:30 am, i do hit the snooze a couple of times but i believe this is out of habit. I leave for work by 5:30am and am into the office by 6:15. that 90mins i get alone is what sets me up for the day.
Great video. Late summer, I started doing the same. Except I would naturally wake up at 4 sometimes being wide awake. My routine was to hit some MTB trails for a couple hours and be back in time to start work. It was an awesome way to start the morning.
Waking up at around 4-5 AM is a little hard to get used to! I did it in increments (woke up at 5:00 for a week, then at 4:30 the next, and then finally at 4:00 am on the third week). I love studying at this hour, as my mind is fresher, compared to staying up late at night.
Then again, I juggle work and grad school, so apart from early mornings and the weekends, I don’t have a lot of study time! So yes, I really have to make the most of it. I mostly rest when I arrive home from work or class. :)
I study wakin UP to 6 am at 10 am I think os the perfecto time to wake and sleep
I wake up at 7 but I sleep at 9:30-10:30.
Interestingly I miss socializing time as you said because by then I’d be too tried from going to work, going to the gym and cooking my meals.
I don't even sleep till 5am nowadays 😂😭
Exactly what I was thinking. These days I go to sleep around 6am 😂
Yeah I've been sleepin 5am and wakin up at 11.
Same lol its 4:40 rn and I literally feel so energized... my sleep schedule is sooooo messed up 😂😂
@@pjk7685 i wake up at 2 pm when I sleep at 3 AM xD
im from brazil and this vlog is so beautiful and i dont understend everything but my eyes loved every minute.
Inglês bom o seu
@@luizadeto8661 valeuu, treinando sempre
I love waking up at 5 because it's the only time of the day I have completely to myself which makes it so easy to do whatever I want without any distractions. However, I think it's always important to prioritise sleep over getting up early, because you literally will not be able to do anything properly whilst tired. I usually go to bed around 10-10:30 to get up at 5 - for law school, personally this is much better for me because my focus is so much better early in the morning.
Yeh - I think this point about distractions is absolutely true 👌, and something I maybe should have considered more! I think for me, because I was tired when I first woke up, I really lost out on the big benefits of having focused time with no distractions a little. But, I will definitely try this again at some point in the future and try and get to bed pretty early (10:30 ish), so I can hopefully get the full benefits of that distraction-free time! How do you find going to bed at 10 - 10:30 - as in do you find that difficult with doing stuff outside your studies, socially?
@@liam.porritt At the moment, I don't find it difficult socially because of lock down - but ordinarily, not really. I would only go out socially on Friday or Saturday, and I wouldn't wake up till 8 or 9, then get started with work. I usually stick with 5 am during the week because it gives it a bit of a work week split.
Very motivating video! Could you perhaps share the playlist you were listening to?
Best, thank you for this awesome video. Love both of yours bro and Dr Ali's videos😍😍😍
Thanks so much Ashutosh! So glad you enjoyed it and thanks for coming over on Ali's recommendation 🙂
Hey man, came from Ali's instagram. I really liked your summary towards the end. I've tried waking up that early consistently but just found it unsustainable.
Hey Cullin - thanks a lot for coming over and checking out the video 😀 Glad you liked it - yeh, it's a tough one. I feel perhaps as an 'every 2 weeks' thing, it might work, provided you can plan an early night before and have an amazingly productive day once every 10 ish working days!? How come you found it unsustainable? Just tired / couldn't get to bed early enough to make it work?
Amazing video, keep up the good work👍
Keep up the top quality work
Hell yeah I’m digging that post rock-y playlist my man
*Me:* watches video
*Also me:* sleeps at 5:00 AM anyway
This was cool. Just subbed. Keep up the great content 👍
I think it is about setting a routine. You are gonna see advantages after a week of following the same sleep schedule. For instance like 5am-9pm x7. Otherwise great video loved it 😄
I tried it couple of times but I just can’t go to bed early
Let’s say I have to go to bed at 10 because I need to get up at 6 the next day
I really need to force myself and it’s simply not enjoyable
My natural sleep rhythm is 2 am - 10 am
I feel most comfortable with that
The productive hours you have in the morning is what I have at night
Dude Tycho is the BEST for studying
great video! congrats to your commitment.
Thanks so much Diego 🤗🤗
Amazing bruh I like your Story telling skill ❤️
Have a Great day bruh.
Thanks so much bro :)
The reason people get up so early is so they can spend time on their selves, spend time on personal projects, or just have some quality me time. I find this time much more fulfilling than they time I would find it in the evening. In the evening I tend to just be tired and end up watching Netflix or scrolling on my phone, while those things are much harder to justify in the morning.
Pleeease link the study playlist 🙏
Liam : wakes up at 5 am. Me : wakes up at 5 pm.
We're not same
Where did you get the lamp on top of the monitor ?
I recommend to use uni style fit meister pen.. Superb ink quality... Rather than the bic ballpoint. I use bic ball poiny since college until my 3rd year as professional Architect, in all my sketches on sites, until i found this Uni style fit meister 5 barrel gel pen.
Perfect for note taking and can personalize what color you want to out on the barrel.. With many color options on their refills. A bit pricey, but for sure, quality output it produces.
you deserve a lot of subscribers. you do amazing video.
If someone wants to wake up at 5am, I recommend u getting a 26 minutes nap at 3-4 pm👌
if your gonna be waking up at 5am, it is so important that you have at least 7-8 hours of sleep, so going to at 10pm or earlier, if you going to bed at midnight or later, dont eve bother waking up at 5 its not worth to deprive you body of those valuable 2-3 hours of sleep. also get your self an ipad and digitised all those notes, it will make it so much easier to find specific part in notes when your studying
Nice video & routines
As a secondary school student in Malaysia, it’s a norm for us 😌 waking up at 5am, sleeping at 12am and we don’t eat breakfast, school ends at 2pm, extracurricular activities, tuitions, homework and assignment 😌 Asians go through this everyday and we don’t even talk so much about it
Study_YS i had this type of routine too I was out most of the for school and tuitions 😂
Waking up at 5am? Are you a Muslim? I went to bed at 11pm and woke up at 6am back in my F4 and F5.
Love this! Thanks for sharing! For all of you who have adopted the early AM schedules, how long did it take for you to adjust?
I once tried to wake up at 2am every morning. I did this because I wanted to be by my computer during the night time, but I didn't want to ruin the next day. It worked perfectly for me, granted, I had to go to sleep at 6-8pm. It's also only possible if you have a flexible schedule
Thank you for sharing this in-depth insight.
I just want to state that you made a really good advertising for Samsung displays. I would like to buy one, because they seem to be nice for studying and writing papers on them....
Sadly, I have to wake up at 4 AM to commute to my job and I think it's the toughest thing I have ever had to do. I think the worst part of it is that I do not have a clear separation between the days that is because I am also a student so I have classes right after coming from work until 8 PM. After that I have to prepare my lessons until 11 PM. Therefore, this is the reason why it can get depressing from time to time and I sometimes get the sense that apart from the weekend there's no real distinction between days since I only get around 5 hours of sleep at best.
Ever since I joined Gym, in 2008 , I began waking up at 5. Earlier it was a problem, but now I have time for myself & I never feel like I need more sleep. So everyone trying this should know , All the TH-cam guys tries for a week or a month, but that’s not enough. Try by yourself for atleast a few 3-4 months then one can get used to it.
What’s your playlist ? Please share with me
I wish I could see more vid Congragt new subscriber earned!!!
U really motivate me to study and learn
I liked your room so much good luck 👍🍀
I wake up every day at 6:30 which seems to be the right time for me. If I would have lectures and seminars right now it would fit my schedule perfectly (which is important to consider, as you did). I've tried getting up earlier and also later but it never worked that well for me, especially getting up earlier because than I can't get my daily sport and brain-dump time into my schedule because by the evening I'm way too tired (although I do not plan the things as strict as you do, at least not with uni being closed).
Really good video and finally a British person who pronounces Poltergeist in perfect German :D
Hehe - glad my German was on point 😋 But no, seriously - thank you very much! Yeh - I think I'm in the same boat as you - I feel like around 06:30am is a good time to wake up on a daily basis. As I said, I reckon maybe once every couple of weeks, getting up at 5am after an early night might work really well to get lots of relatively low intensity tasks done, but otherwise I agree - around 6:30 feels about right for me too!
@@liam.porritt You're welcome!
For me the biggest advantage to wake up early is to have time to prepare myself for the day more, with less time constraints
Kind of hate how low the volume is - really screws up watch-later playlist for background.
Please provide your playlist
Really nice vid😊 now I am motivated 💗
i love your videos!
Same Liam
Thank you so much as always Melanie!! 🤗
Thank you Morgan!!
I feel like this experiment was more about how well you can manage a day with less sleep than normal, rather than going to bed and getting up earlier :) You would probably have to do it for at least a few days, and try to get in the right amout of sleep even though you wake up earlier, in order to actually do this experiment haha
This is great editing !!
great vid!
Waking up at 5 Am is just natural to me since i am used going to school at that time and now it is integrated into my sleep pattern and it is amazing for me am at 100/ efficiency at the Early mornings
Great content, really motivating to see you work so hard despite the lockdown and all that stress. One question, what's the light attached to your monitor?
Greatly motivational!!
The only time I wake up really early is when I fly to another country for holiday and that's when I wake up at like 1 or 2 in the morning
Please share a link to your reading playlist!
Same here I try to wake early so I could prepare for my finals ⚡
I m so sure that u are going to get more audience very soon 🧡🧡
Nice Filofax! Love paper planning.
can you make a video on how to make a study chart
Will you please share your playlist of study music?
I too wwnt that music playlist
Pls help
I woke up at 5 for the last 3 months. Its so nice.
Hello what are the names of the songs you listen to.
Great video!
Hey I was wondering if you could do an in-depth video about getting into law starting from high school and the subjects you picked , to applying for uni to the point you are now that would be so useful x
Hey Abbie! Yup - I'll definitely try and do a video on my route into law at some point! I actually didn't study law at uni and did a conversion instead, so that might be interesting for people!
P.s. sorry for taking so long to reply xx
Yooo can u drop the playlist. 😅
I've been getting up at 5am since I was in year 8 (I know that sounds crazy) 😂😂 it doesn't really bug me whatsoever now.
Please share with us the playlist
What is the name of the lamp above your monitor? - looks great!
Nice video! What is this calendar app? Google Calendar?
What Calender app is that? It looks soooo good!
You have a link to that playlist
I think u cant judge waking up at 5am by only doing it once cz u gonna feel tired on the first days till u ll get usedd to it so on the first days u cant mention a thing such as productivity
Hey Liam! nice video. do you have this list on Spotify? thanks!
This really works when you have a family with little siblings making noise all day
Drop the playlist name or link