“Alarms set for class, yet you still snooze—who else lives this cycle? ⏰”You set five alarms the night before—6:30, 6:45, 7:00, 7:10, and the all-important “GET UP OR FAIL” at 7:15. You even label them with motivational texts. But when morning comes? That snooze button becomes your best friend and worst enemy. Suddenly it’s 7:48, your 8 a.m. lecture is across campus, and you're debating if brushing your teeth and grabbing your notebook counts as multitasking.

“Alarms set for class, yet you still snooze—who else lives this cycle? ⏰”You set five alarms the night before—6:30, 6:45, 7:00, 7:10, and the all-important “GET UP OR FAIL” at 7:15. You even label them with motivational texts. But when morning comes? That snooze button becomes your best friend and worst enemy. Suddenly it’s 7:48, your 8 a.m. lecture is across campus, and you're debating if brushing your teeth and grabbing your notebook counts as multitasking.