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Benefits of Waking up Early  Waking up early can sound a hell of a task, I agree. The gravity our beds hold in the morning is undeniable, and more over our motivation to start our day isn’t enough as most of the time  we set our alarms according to either our college or work schedule. We might be looking forward to those things and the rest of the day, but let’s face it, nothing seems better than sleeping off into your dreams, isn’t it?  However, there are so many benefits of waking up early, whether it’s managing your diet or solely wanting time to yourself.  First, let’s start with food. When you get up early, you definitely won’t be missing breakfast. A late riser might grab an unhealthy snack on their way out, or might miss the meal altogether leaving the rest of the day unenergetic. If you’re hungry after you missed a meal, the doughnut during a break would be too tempting to resist.  Second, it gives you time for exercise. Most people spend a lot of time compl

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