Oh, the infamous morning, how we hate you.

There is nothing worse than being at the end of your peaceful slumber -- you know, in the middle of a dream -- and then your alarm clock goes off, meaning it's time to get ready for work.

What if you could make mornings suck less, though, and do so with one simple tip? Is that something you would be interested in?

Let's get to it then, shall we?

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If you want your mornings to suck less, if you want to be less of a grump in the morning, if you want to not feel tired and groggy until you down a pot of coffee (okay, so it's really only a cup or two, but still), then you have to -- drumroll, please -- make sure you are getting the proper amount of sleep each and every night.

On top of that, you need to get on a very detailed and specific sleep schedule ... every day of the week (yes, even the weekends). For example, you need to go to sleep at the same time every night and wake up at the same time every morning. It might sound basic, but have you ever tried it? No, not just on the weekdays, but the weekends as well?

Have you actually tried to incorporate a very specific sleep schedule each and every night for a couple of weeks? You would be surprised by the results, which will feature you feeling refreshed and ready to take on the day every morning.

One of the main reasons why mornings suck so much is because of the simple fact that you are tired. Instead of going to bed at your golden hour/time, you decided to watch another episode of your favorite TV show, which then, of course, threw off your sleep schedule.

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If you want to feel refreshed every morning, which could lead to you being on top of your game (and focused), then you need to get very detailed and consistent with your sleep schedule. This little trick alone could lead to your mornings sucking less in terms of being sleep deprived. The best part? This little trick doesn't cost any money, and it is something you can incorporate as soon as, well, today.

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