Benefits of early rising
- Early morning hours are so peaceful and quiet.
- Rise early and you actually have time for breakfast.
- Easier to exercise. Exercising right after work is liable to be canceled because of other things that come up.
- Productivity. You can get much more done by starting on my work in the morning.
- Commute early, and the traffic is much lighter, and you get to work faster, and thus save yourself more time.
- It’s much easier to make those early appointments on time if you get up early.
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