How to wake up for School with your life together . Tired of waking up early for school with your teeth half-brushed, and no lunch packed? Well, hopefully this article will help you change that! But today I’m cutting the B.S. - I’m not going to tell you any extra things that you should do like “You should meditate, stretch, journal, practice gratitude, and workout - all before 5 A.M! 🥰”. Let’s be real, you probably don’t want to do any of these things in the early morning. This is especially true if you’re a high school student with a circadian rhythm that’s shifted later than an adult’s . Plus, if you really wanted to do any of these other tasks, you could just do it after school. So all we’re going over are the different components of setting up a minimalistic morning routine. And if you do want to do the other stuff mentioned before, setting up a minimal morning means you'll have more time to do the things that are important to you. Prepare ahead of time Choose your clothes

. We all intrinsically know what the good habits of successful students are. To do well in high school and online school we should finish assignments on time, study, do practice problems - blah blah blah. But how do you actually build these good study habits - and stick to them? I recently read the book Atomic Habits by James Clear and I wanted to give you that information! P.S.I highly recommend that you read the entirety of Atomic Habits , because I’ve only mentioned bits and pieces of the book! 1. Assess your current habits Before you actually start creating new habits, create a list of habits that you ALREADY do. Clear calls this a “habits scorecard”. Ex: Wake up at 8:00 (-) Check phone for 20 minutes (-) Brush teeth and make the bed (+) Make breakfast (=) Online school (=) Go on Tik Tok for an hour (-) Homework (+) Etc. Keep writing all your daily habits until you reach the time when you actually go back to bed at night. The point of this is to get a birds-eye view of all the

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