1. Accept The Negativity
For most of us, getting rid of the thoughts and feelings that keep us that extra hour in bed can be the toughest part of our exercise routine. There’s a reason why veteran runners say putting on your sneakers is the hardest part of a run.

Instead, examine your thought process to discover the precise moment you decide to bail out of the entire run.
More importantly, you now know what changes you need to make so you can preempt that bail out moment entirely.
2. Do the Prep Work
This could be the bailout point for many of you. One of the most common excuses we tell ourselves is that we’re way too busy to squeeze in a workout routine in our week.
Boom! You’ve just eliminated the biggest excuse for working out early in the morning. More importantly, all this prep work only serves as additional motivation to get out of bed.
You can also get ready with the perfect sleep.
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