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I did not get out of bed when my alarm went off at 6:30; instead, I opened my eyes at 6:38 without any valid excuse. I wonder if those extra eight minutes of lying in bed genuinely benefited me or improved my life. Despite questioning whether to get up or sleep more, seven and a half hours of sleep should have been reasonable. So, ultimately, I acknowledge that there are no excuses for not waking up on time.

I overslept and got out of bed at 6:30 am instead of my intended 6:00 am, feeling somewhat disappointed yet okay with it. My mornings typically require two hours before I fully engage in my activities. Today, I plan to focus on batch processing over data, and I'm eager to see how it will turn out. For breakfast, I had eggs.

I had planned to wake up at 5:30 this morning but chose to sleep in until 6:30 because I needed more rest. It's now 7:15, and I'm starting my day. I went to bed too late last night and am not satisfied with getting only six hours of sleep; seven or seven and a half hours is more preferable. Now it's time to get rip in and begin the day's activities.

I overslept by 20 minutes this morning due to feeling unwell, but waking up at 5:50 am rather than 5:30 am doesn't concern me too much. Despite not being on time, I appreciate how rising early shapes the start of my day. After waking, I had coffee and planned to make eggs soon to address my hunger. My thoughts are occupied with the challenges of getting a startup off the ground, acknowledging that it's a significant undertaking but ultimately a positive one.

I woke up on time at 5:45 AM and was out of bed by 5:46 AM, then went climbing at Mission Valley where there are some good boulders. I received a notification about a new transistor radio being online, which excites me since I love semiconductor stuff. I'm looking forward to potentially getting some radios out and helping Caroline with her questions. I'll also provide some updates and see how the day unfolds.