The 5AM Club Summary

1. Capitalization IQ: 'Natural talent is not what defines great individuals. Instead, it is the extent of that potential that they capitalize on through consistency and relentlessness.'
2. Freedom from Distraction: ‘An addiction to distraction is the death of your creative production.’
3. Personal Mastery Practice: 'Your influence in the world mirrors the glory, nobility, vitality, and luminosity you’ve accessed in yourself.' Focus on your Four Interior Empires.
4. Day Stacking: 'As you live each day, so you craft your life. We all are so focused on pursuing our futures that we generally ignore the exceedingly important value of a single day. And yet what we are doing today is creating our future.'

The 5 AM Club is a parable about genuine success. The kind of success that will turn you into a hero. Heroism may sound romantic, but it is possible for anyone to achieve it by embracing discomfort and working on daily habits for self-improvement. The first habit is to simply wake up at 5 a.m. and to use the first hour of your day to get ahead

A key feature of your success will be effective preparation. So, Sharma breaks this preparation down into five fundamentals:

1. Distractions are the death of creativity. Those who make history and build empires dedicate an hour before dawn to themselves. This time offers them new opportunities that surpass daily challenges. This sets them on the path to an outstanding day.
2. Genius does not grow on excuses. Even if you have not developed the habit before, you can still establish it now. Don’t rationalize and remember that all it takes is a little bit of effort daily to achieve amazing results.

3. The first part of any change is complicated, the middle is messy and the end is beautiful. The things you find simple now were once complex for you. Soon, you will become accustomed to getting up early.

4. To get to the top 5%, you must start doing what 95% of people are not willing to do. The majority will call you mad as soon as you start living like this. You will pay for excellence by being dubbed a freak.

5. Keep going even when you want to surrender. Success usually comes to those who are relentless.

The first step is to set a goal for yourself. What do you want to achieve by waking up at 5am? Do you want to be more productive? Do you want to be healthier? Do you want to achieve your dreams? Once you have a clear goal in mind, you will be more motivated to take action.

The next step is to create a plan for how you are going to achieve your goal. This plan should include a specific time for waking up, as well as a list of activities that you will do in the morning. It is important to be as specific as possible with your plan, so that you are less likely to give up.

When we were much younger, we understood how to live. Staring at stars filled us us with delight. Running in a park made us feel alive. And chasing butterflies flooded us with joy.

Then, as we grew up, we forgot how to be human. We forgot how to be bold and enthusiastic and loving and widely alive. Our precious reservoir of hope faded. Being ordinary became acceptable. The lamp of our creativity, our positivity and our intimacy with our greatness grew dim as we began to worry about fitting in, having more than others and being popular.

Next 90 Days → First 90 minutes → Single Most Important Project

Legendary achievers concentrate all their attention and effort on one core project at a time so they harness the fullness of their cognitive capacity and their precious energy on releasing glorious products.

For the next ninety days, schedule yourself to invest the first ninety minutes of your workday on the one activity that, when completed at world-class will cause you to own your field. This 90 minutes period must be completely free of any noise and interruptions.

~Twin Cycles of Elite Performance~

• 60 minutes of High Excellence Cycle

Work at your best for sixty minutes straight, quietly with utmost focus. Just concentrate.

• 10 minutes of Deep Recovery Cycle

After your sixty-minute productivity sprint is done, refuel for ten minutes. Go for a quick walk in fresh air, read a book, listen to energizing music.

Divide your first waking hour into 3 parts (20 minutes + 20 minutes + 20 minutes).

The First 20 minutes you should do an excercise that ( Cardio Excercise) make your body to sweat. This is good to increase BDNF ( Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor), which helps brain to repair and improve neural connection.

The Second 20 minutes is for meditation, with peaceful surroundings. Think about your short term goals and long term goals deeply.

The last 20 minutes, it's time to read and learn something new and valuable. Like reading books, listening podcast.

Do it Everyday!

This is how you can make your first waking hour productive.

The 5 AM Club (2018) explores the power of a morning routine to achieve remarkable results.

Through an engaging story of an entrepreneur, artist, and their mentor, it reveals how using the first hour of your day can boost personal growth and enhance your life.

Once upon a time, there was a billionaire who achieved great success in both his personal and professional life. His secret to success was not natural talent or hard work, but a revolutionary morning routine.

Every day at 5:00 a.m., he followed a formula to enhance his mental focus, physical fitness, and personal growth. If you'd like to learn more about this routine, keep reading.

In this story, a depressed entrepreneur and frustrated artist meet a disguised billionaire who offers to teach them the secrets of a world-class morning routine.

They are skeptical at first, but as they journey together, they learn that getting up at 5:00 a.m. can promote creativity, increase energy, and boost productivity.

The billionaire explains that many successful people throughout history have understood the power of isolation and early mornings. This new outlook has the potential to transform their lives for the better.

Nah, Robin Sharma is considered one of the top 5 leadership experts in the world, And he is often an Adviser, etc.

And in this book he picks up many stories from people who continue to commit to getting up early, And from the evidence he has gathered he shows that getting up early is very important because it can set a positive and productive tone for the rest of the day.

That is getting up early, especially at 5 am.

This is one of the title of his book, Robin Sharma said that "To be successful we have to be willing to do something that not many people want to do". Including getting up early as a habit.

3 set 20 minute

1. The first 20 minutes, we are recommended for physical exercise. Because sweat helps :

• Eliminates the fear hormone (cortisol)
• Generates BDNF protein.

2. The second 20 minutes, we

spend with self-reflection.

• Journaling
• Meditation
• Sholat

( That's Quiet Time )

3. The last 20 minutes, we fill with a little study.

• Reading books
• Learning
• Listen to podcasts

We do this routine for 66 days, this is the time it takes to become a habit. And then be Automaticaly Point.

• When making a choice, always choose the one that pushes you the most, increases your growth and promotes the unfolding of your gifts, talents and personal powers.

• We experience growing pains because it is a challenge to grow. If it wasn’t hard initially, it wouldn’t be a real and valuable change.

• It’s your decisions that make your results. With better daily awareness, you can make better daily choices and with better daily choices you’ll start seeing better daily results.

• When we first wake up, our battery of self-control is full. That’s why it’s important for us to build habits or do activities that are most important during this time, when our capacity is the strongest.

• As we go about our day, our ability to self-regulate decreases and so does the capacity to handle temptations and manage weak impulses.

• Habit making takes a minimum of 66 days and is made up of 3 stages:

I) Stage I: Destruction (22 days)

II) Stage 2: Installation (22days)

III) Stage 3: Implementation (22days)