Roosh Valizadeh
Daryush "Roosh" Valizadeh created ROK in October 2012. You can visit his blog at RooshV.com or follow him on Twitter and Facebook RSS
For those of you who have a 9-5 job, I’m guessing you set the alarm at a time that gets you to work right on schedule. Then there are the self-employed guys like me who don’t have to get up at a certain time. My old habit is to set the alarm at 11am and then hit the snooze button until my alarm gives up. I wouldn’t roll out of bed until after noon. I realized that this was costing me a lot of work time so I did some research to solve the problem. The solution, it turns out, is not getting a second alarm or one of those gizmos that rolls around your room until you can find it. It’s visualizing your plan to get up the night before.
Here’s what I do: when I set my alarm at night, I tell myself that when the alarm rings in the morning I will sit up immediately. For the next three minutes I visualize getting up without hitting the snooze button. Then I go to sleep. When the alarm rings in the morning, my response is now automatic, with no snooze button weakness. I already mentally prepared for the scenario so it plays out just like how I rehearsed: I sit up in bed and turn off the alarm. (Important tip: never turn off the alarm while you are laying down!) Then I sit upright in bed until I gain enough power to stand up. Try it!
Roosh Valizadeh
Daryush "Roosh" Valizadeh created ROK in October 2012. You can visit his blog at RooshV.com or follow him on Twitter and Facebook RSS


















