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7 good reasons to wake up at 5am | by Ed’s Common Sense

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The phrase ‘the early bird catches the worm’ is thrown around a lot nowadays but many fail to understand the true benefits of waking up early and truly seizing the day. Clinical psychologist and psychotherapist Dr. Edward Curmi joins us this week to introduce us to the benefits of waking up at 5am.

Dr. Edward Curmi is also the author of 2 self-help books titled Ed’s Common Sense.

1. You will feel more motivated for the rest of the day

2. It teaches you punctuality and self discipline

3. It reminds you that you are capable of doing anything

4. You can get a lot of things done without interruptions whilst everyone sleeps

5. Ironically, your brain and memory function much better in the early hours of the day

6. An early rise is more likely to put you in a good mood and promote healthy well-being

7. It’s the perfect time to go do exercise and add yet another positive activity in your life

Do you plan on waking up at 5am from now on?

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Jadon Sancho scores first Premier League goal as Chelsea rescue a point

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Chelsea player Jorginho scored a penalty to salvage a point against Manchester United. The game was very tight with Chelsea having more of the ball but Manchester United being more efficient with their chances. The highlights of the game where Jadon Sancho’s highly anticipated first ever Premier League goal and Jorginho’s goal after his clamorous mistake that led to Sancho’s goal.

 

 

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  The first half was all Chelsea. Chelsea had many opportunities to take the lead an but they couldn’t find the net. Chelsea were dominating the possession stats but their defence were sometimes getting hurt by Manchester United’s pacy attackers. Manchester United had their midfield to blame again, not connecting enough with their attack.

The first goal of the game was against the run of tide, with Jadon Sancho capitalizing on Jorginho’s miscontrol of the ball. The goal was coolly finished with Jadon taking his time before finishing instead of passing it to Marcus Rashford. The second half like the first, featured more of Chelsea despite them being down one.

Jorginho’s chance for redemption came in the 70th minute, when Chelsea were awarded a lifeline after United defender Aaron Wan Bissaka kicked Thiago Silva in the box. The Italian midfielder converted his penalty, equalizing the score and salvaging Chelsea a point. The game ended in a draw with both set of fans wanting more from their teams.

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Louis Vuitton & Off-White boss Virgil Abloh dies of cancer at age 41

Louis Vuitton & Off-White boss Virgil Abloh dies of cancer at age 41
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The fashion and art world is currently in shock after news that Louis Vuitton artistic director & Off-White chief executive officer Virgil Abloh has lost his battle with cancer at age 41.

The official Louis Vuitton Instagram account shared a post breaking the news, revealing that Virgil had been battling privately with cancer for several years.

 

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CEO of LVMH Bernard Arnault stated that the entire group is shocked at the terrible news, highlighting that Virgil was “not only a genius designer and a visionary, he was also a man with a beautiful soul and great wisdom. The LVMH family joins me in this moment of great sorrow and we are all thinking of his loved ones on the passing of their husband, father, brother, son and friend.”

 

That train guy from TikTok is apparently also a singer and the internet is loving it

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The ever-iconic British train-spotting legend known only as ‘Francis Bourgeois’ became somewhat of an internet sensation thanks to his series of videos in which he exhibits a pure sense of joy and genuine happiness whilst train-spotting. The 20-year-old engineering student gained thousands of fans for his reactions to all that is rail-related, with many Britons calling him a ‘national treasure’ for his pure, child-like reaction to his passion of trains.

@francis.bourgeoisHere we have 73962 (Dick Mabbutt) and 73965 (Des O’Brien). I’ve been trying to spot 73962 for over a year now!! ##trains ##trending ##fyp

♬ original sound – Francis Bourgeois

However, there seems to be more to this social media enigma that meets the eye, after a fan recently noticed a Spotify link in his Instagram bio to a song on Spotify. The song named ‘Whatley Quarry’ by artist ‘Boggy Can’ is a funky yet melancholic tune which is all about a quarry in Somerset.

Whatley Quarry (Spotify)

via: Spotify

The quarry supplies limestone aggregate to local markets via road and a dedicated rail link, so its no surprise why our train-spotting friend would be inspired to write such a piece.

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