The more difficulties one has to encounter, within and without, the more significant and the higher in inspiration his life will be. - Horace Bushnell
The best way out is always through.
Robert Frost
1. Work on yourself
Early morning is an excellent time for personal development. How many times you complained you don’t have time to read that self-improvement book? Read it in the morning! Quiet morning time is a god sent gift which you should use for growing yourself – professionally, emotionally, phisically, mentally and spiritually. Use this time to “sharpen the saw”.
2. Exercise your body
Do I really need to comment it? Exercise at home, go jogging or go to gym (they open early)…
3. Get ready for big stuff
Clean up small stuff to take it from your way to big things you plan to do during the day. Jump on that bunch of emails sitting in your inbox so it doesn’t drag your attention later in the day.
4. Increase your productivity
If you start early, you make your day longer, you can do much more in one day than you usually do. Got a lot of work pressing on you? Wake up earlier, jump to work, you may be done by the afternoon…
5. Use morning time for thinking
Jim Citrin wrote: “The quiet of the morning is often the time when your mind is at its clearest and most well-suited to solving important problems”. Read his article Tapping the Power of Your Morning Routine to get more insight on how valuable morning time can be. In the same article Jim reports that 80% of executives he questioned wake up at 5:30am or earlier.
6. Go with the nature
The nature wakes up every day when the sun goes up. So should you because your body is a part of the nature! Of course it depends at what time sun goes up in your area (in some areas, it doesn’t go down for half a year 
, but you have got the idea…
7. Medidate
Meditation induces well-being and emotional balance. If you start your day with meditation you will carry that balance through the day, improving your life. Morning is a better time for meditation because you are fresh, your brain is relaxed and mind is much sharper.
8. Beat the traffic
If you spend too much time commuting to and from work every day, you can actually save time if you wake up and drive to work earlier. Even if you work fixed hours, by arriving to work earlier you can spend the extra time you’ve got on things listed above – reading, exercising, planning, and so on. It’s free time for you, which otherwise you would waste in traffic jams.
Got this list from HowtoWakeUpEarly.com
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Heres how i spent my time in Geneva.. Sorry for the random slide shows, its abit annoying uploading individual photos.. plus theres too many of em ehehe. But i will put up he good ones and tell u some stories about it.
Snowy Days In Geneva
My first time touching snow was defined as, totally awesome hahahhaha. I always wondered how it really feels like. Ive played snow once but that was ice (NZ, skiing) and not actually see snow flakes flying down and gradually snow appears.
However, having such 
Owh... i lost my ways of sleeping when i was there hahahha. Jetlagg..... laggg. laggg.. to think about it, i never actually slept properly when i was there and that was 5-6weeks? I kept waking up at 2-3am...and stay up thru the day. So fun... bleh... i cant think of anything else to say hahhahaha. Mind Blank. Alright next bunch of photos, Ice Skating =D. Click here to see more of the album.
Nah no updates just as yet. The next update is gonna be big though... hmmm... lots of tpying stories to tell hahhaha. Heaps of photos to upload -_- hmmm... Melbourne-Geneva. Geneva, Paris... uhh Brunei hahahhaa thats heaps hahhaha.
Check it out soon hahhaha..
Nimitsuka 26th February 2009
