I know your dilemma... It takes lot of will power and nothing else

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Only way to break that is to force yourself out of bed earlier... but that's not east to do. I've been trying for a week before getting up at 8.30 today for class...I got up at 1pm yesterday, though.

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I guess experience is something I'll have to work on...

Ha! We've got the same problem. Last night I didn't fall asleep until like 3 even though I went to bed at 12. And I have a class at 7:30am too... And every night these past 3 weeks I've been up till like 5am or even 7 and then I sleep all day. I really really wish there were more hours in the day too. Hopefully me having to get up early to class and then forcing myself to stay awake throughout the day will help me get back on track... but knowing me it probably won't happen.

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I could work up earlier than I have to even if I go to bed at 1 or 2....I just choose not to, especially since I've had abnormal luck catching lucid dreams (why would I wake up from that ).

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That is something that could take a while to fix, it's like what AnuOJat said," It takes a lot of willpower."

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I've found that staying up for 24 hours straight and then going to bed at a normal time is a good way to reset the biological time clock. Of course it can be difficult to stay up all that time and you will have some trouble during that day.

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