How I wake up at 4:30 AM everyday WITHOUT feeling tired

My Miracle Morning Story 🌞

In the spring of 2020, I finally cracked the code to waking up early at 4:30 AM.

After years of failed attempts, something clicked, and it worked. Since then, this routine has transformed my life in many ways. In this video, I share why I started waking up early and how I've maintained this habit.

If you've struggled with hitting the snooze button or want to make the most of your mornings, this video is for you. Watch until the end for practical tips to help you build your own early morning routine.

Thank you for watching!

⏰ Key Topics:
0:00 Intro & My Journey of waking up at 4:30 AM
1:32 Tip 1: Have a Clear & Specific Reason to Wake Up
3:46 My Morning Schedule Breakdown
4:24 The Power of Having a Compelling Reason
6:56 Tip 2: The Importance of Going to Bed Early
9:21 Tip 3: Have a Helpful Morning Wake-up Routine
12:05 Tip 4: Harnessing Your Desperation for Change
13:38 Conclusion & Why 4:30 AM Works Best for Me

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[briank]

It hit me when you said, "Sometimes, it's easier to make a hard decision when there are no other choices." Thank you for such an inspiring video.

[lujainbreijawi]

As a Muslim, our religion has recommended that we wake up early before sunrise to perform the first prayer, which is the fajr prayer, and thank God for the blessings and gratitude. Our Prophet Muhammad also said, (meaning) that waking up early will be blessed and there will be enough time for everything.

[laurenmcolletti]

I LOVE waking up early. I go to bed around 10 and get up around 6. No phone until 9am. Have a cup of warm lemon water, sit outside in the sunrise and then do yoga before having breakfast. It’s a great way to start my day!

[annogrady]

I think it is really good for depression and anxiety, to get up early, it gives you a little sense of achievement,

[DeAnnaChoi]

I love that there is someone else who can wake up after 6.5 hours and says it’s ok! I’ve been shaming myself for not being able to get 8 hours of sleep for years! Yay, waking up early is a good thing!! It’s also easy when you’re going through perimenopause! 😅

[sadeen_wc]

Love you from Jordan 🇯🇴 Thank you ❤

Today I woke up at 9 am because I am suffering from depression 😢

[lianagergis]

Thank you for encouragement, I actually wake up naturally 4:30am but thought just something wrong, went back to sleep to get up at 5:45am and I am more tired. Thank you I will just get up now at 4:30pm to do my time with Bible and fun things that I want to focus on :)

[FF-tflq]

Thank you so much for sharing this video. All other videos of waking up at 4:30am were done by people who don’t have children yet.. your video was so helpful and relatable to me as I am also a mother.. waking up early would mean so much to me, to get a moment of peace and quiet, to achieve my personal goals in life.. I can never sit and do my personal works with a peaceful mindset with my little toddlers wreaking havoc at home throughout the day. 😄

[selfonashelf-bookclub]

truthfully, eating properly and leading an organized life, helps one feel energized early in the morning. Asians generally eat much better than the rest of us, and that is a huge advantage. Be the Change in your own world everyone! Thank you for this video!

[richasharma]

I find myself in the spot where I feel static in life with no sense of self growth. I loved it when you said the pain of not making any change becomes greater than the pain of waking up. Thank you for the inspiring tips. ❤

[studentsvsigs]

Me as a Muslim and other Muslims too might wake at 3am to pray the first prayer of the day Salat-ul-Fajr as our beloved Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him )taught us
Such an amazing religion ❤

[mellycahyani]

I'm agree that the pain of no change is bigger. I'm in that situation right now. I regreted my last 5 years elevate nothing from myself. This video encourage me to learn something continuously right now.

[lowfatdarkchocolate]

Yes! The lack of a reason to wake up earlier is exactly why it doesn't stick for me. I love waking up early for the airport or for an activity that other people are expecting me for. It's exciting and energizing that way - I'm trying to brainstorm ways that I can do that for myself everyday.

[daniruiz]

I wanted to have slow mornings, maybe this should be my motivation to wake up earlier

[jenniferEgwu.]

I am a miracle morning member... After reading the miracle morning book, it revolutionalized my life. In fact, I opened my YouTube channel after that encounter... Your WHY is all it takes

[marynagel]

Excellent idea about moving to a different room. Writing everything down with some detail on my calendar the night before. And preparing my Bible, Devotionals, Journals, and crafting supplies too. Yes! I know I can do it! I mean I will try my best!! Thank you!!! You’re AWESOME!!!💯🙏🏻😊⛱️

[HaticeDilaraUnlu-bbdd]

This all absolutely matches with my own experiences. I'm a practicing muslim and we have fajr to pray just before sunrise, and after sun rises it is not recommended to sleep for 45 minutes, as this is the time of the day that you start your work and it is an extremely important period to get ahead as it has a lot of barakah. We also have hadith saying we shouldn't stay up too late after praying the isha, which is the evening/night prayer. All this combined, I've experienced a huge amount of peace and efficiency from my days where I go to bed early and wake up early. You also already wake up on your own after a while, at crazy hours like 4, 5, 6 AM, and you actually feel energized. The only exception to this is when my work schedule affects me, as I have very little time at evenings to actually do everything I need to do before going to bed early. This also showed me how work and economic state of a person can be a strong, very very hard to change cause for their unhealthy lifestyle, so while I'll absolutely stand by the point of waking up early, I also understand not all people will have the means to do so because you'll feel like a machine after a while and evening activities may also be a big temptation. Great video that touched on all the points I've personally experienced as well. 👍

[AlastrionaS]

Thank you! I’m going to do this today. I have insomnia so I often don’t sleep til 5 am. It’s awful, but I’m going to get up, take out puppy for some fun and get some sun on my face. I liked the “prepare the night before” tip best.
I have a long list of things I want to accomplish, but ironically, I’ve been a working (and teaching) calligrapher for 35 years. Cheers~

[momentsofserenity]

I got up today at 5 am. I was so tired and said I won’t do that again I thought it just wasn’t for me but then your video popped up. You have inspired me to give another shot. Thank you I will follow some of your tips.

[monskie]

I mean, this type of content needs to be promoted more. Helpful and informative ❤