Whether you are a student, teacher, businessman, secretary, doctor, or lawyer, there is one challenge most of us face each and every day: waking up fresh and energetic. Coffee shops and energy drink companies have made millions of dollars from this. But do those quick solutions really solve this problem? What can help us conquer the problem of waking up early? First,a common reason we are tired in the morning is because we haven’t slept enough. Most people need between 6 and 9 hours of sleep to be fully rested in the morning. Going to bed early is a great step to wake up early in the morning. Another tip to wake up with more energy is understanding your own sleep cycle. Most people are sleeping the soundest(deepest) from 4 am to 6 am, so choosing to wake up even 30 minutes later may help you to wake up. We can see that changing your sleep schedule is actually the best way to solve our morning laziness: there are no easy tricks or magic drinks. It is up to each person to know how much rest they should have each day and give their mind and body what it needs. The more we know about our own sleep needs, the better we can organize our schedule to make sure we wake up every morning ready to attack the day. Remember,’the early bird gets the worm.’