We believe that those who get up early get more out of life. The time between 3 and 6am is recognized as very subtle and light. When we wake up at these hours, especially if we also fill our mind with positivity, we base ourselves in that energy which is very stable and calm. We are more immune to any challenges that come our way and we tend to treat life more effectively, maturely and responsibly. We also tend to accept ourselves as we are, which reflects as positivity and success in life. When we wake up late and the world has already started moving, our mind being very sensitive after waking up, we unconsciously develop stress due to being immediately exposed to the rush of the outside world. If we instead wake up when the rest of the world is asleep, if we focus on ourselves, connect to ourselves deeply, we remove the emotional clutter from the mind by freshening it up with positivity, we are surely creating a basis for a successful life. Early morning hours are also known to provide us with the possibility of developing good ideas, solving problems and approaching work with focus and precision. To know more benefits of waking up at 4am, please watch our video specifically made for that by clicking here.

The hours between 3 and 6am are very light and positive, compared to any other hour during the day, which is why they are often referred to as the "golden hours". Waking up at that time gives us a much larger chance of developing a healthy, productive, focused and fast-learning mind, a healthy body, as well as strength to handle any challenges of life. If the EBC morning activities are done at these hours, the effect is far better, hence we always recommend following that whenever possible. If there is no way for you to adapt to this time of waking up, our morning activities will still have a positive impact.

The early morning routine requires a change in habits, which is always difficult as we are trying to work against the patterns we have developed over a long time. We know it's a challenge, but we know it's worth it. We suggest trying to sleep as early as possible. If commitments do not permit, try rearranging your daily schedule if you feel that could work. If it is still not possible, try sleeping at your chosen time, but still try to wake up as EBC recommends. If you feel sleepy the next day, and if your schedule permits it, take a power nap. Power naps can surely help, even if it is just for 15-20 minutes. Considering the benefits of the precious early morning hours, not using them is our loss.

Of course! We welcome all people who connect to the idea of EBC to join. The club also has a focus on adding value to people's lives and society. We host a number of excellent online sessions (for now only in English and Serbian language) which cover a variety of useful topics. Apart from that, you never know if one day you will be inspired to become an early riser and experience the benefits.

Join us as a volunteer, we are waiting for you! Look for the opportunities on our volunteer page or email info@earlybirdsclub.org. We always have a space for enthusiastic people driven by passion to add value to society through our platform.

No! Countless famous and successful people wake up before dawn. Some of them are Tim Cook, CEO of "Apple" starts his mornings at 3:45 AM, the American actor Mark Wahlberg said that he wakes up at 2:30 AM and begins his day with prayer. The American-Canadian actor Dwayne Johnson usually wakes up around 5:30 AM, and the Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz starts his day at 4:30 AM.

Our club currently has 16 clubs in different locations - we have 3 clubs in Europe (one for adults in English, and two clubs in Serbian language - for adults and kids), South Africa (English), Middle East (English), UK (English), India x2 (English and Malayalam), Australia (English), Bangladesh (Bangla), Iran (Farsi), 3 clubs in 3 different time zones on the American continent (English), one global club for children and a teens club (both in English). We cover 8 time zones, and have a community with over 70 global volunteers.

Yes. Mohanji strongly believes in waking up early and becoming powerful citizens who can change the world for the better. Creating more love, compassion and sensitivity in the world which can wipe out insensitivity is what he stands for. Waking early is something he believes can be the foundation for that. He believes that only one positive person can positively transform many others.
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Early Birds Club is Mohanji's selfless contribution to the world offered to adults, kids and teens free of charge, which arose from his vision to empower people with stability and help them walk selflessly and confidently through life, with the strength to face any storm that life could bring them.