There are, more or less, two types of individuals in the world — morning and night people. Each kind of person has a set of traits reserved to him or her — which isn’t to say a night owl can’t take on habits of an early riser.
If there’s something you want badly enough, changing your mindset shouldn’t be all that difficult. Although, as everyone knows, it’s usually an uphill battle.
Working out in the morning is something most people have vowed they would start doing at one point or another in their lives, but the majority fail to follow through.
“I’ll go after work; I’ll hit the treadmill this weekend; I don’t really have time to work out…”
These are excuses we constantly make for ourselves… but we need to stop.
Your health and physical well-being are much more important than fitting into your tightest pair of skinny jeans. Exercise is about maintaining a sustainable quality of life.
Setting your alarm an hour or so earlier than you usually do can have immense benefits when it comes to your well-being, some of which you may have never been aware of before.