Dolly Parton starts her day at 3am - and she only needs five hours' sleep
Dolly Parton has revealed her morning routine and has admitted she is such an early riser she starts her day at 3am.
The singer-songwriter said she doesn’t need much sleep, and that if she wakes up naturally, she finds herself wanting to get up and start work because she has “so much to do”.
Speaking to RuPaul Charles for Marie Claire, Dolly said: “I’m a very, very, very early riser. I’m always, almost always up for good around 3am.”
She went on to say that while she goes to bed early, she is ‘up and down’ and feels she doesn’t need much sleep, aiming for between three to five hours per night, preferring the latter.
The singer admitted that she wakes up thinking about the amount of work she has to do (FilmMagic)The music star said she fills her time with work, stating: “If I wake up and I’m pretty well awake, I think, ‘I’ve got so much to do,’ I’ll get up and I’ll work a little while, write a little while, and I’ll lay back down.”
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Dolly told RuPaul that she starts her day by praying to God, asking him for guidance and thanking him for all the good in her life. Alongside praying, the artist meditates and reads her scriptures.
Dolly says she spends her morning doing writing work (Getty Images for The Rock and Ro)The singer then follows her meditation session with work, between the hours of 3am and 7am, stating that she does spiritual, business and writing work, including call-ins and writing letters.
She went on to say the work she does in the earlier hours is by far her best, continuing: “I get more work done during that little period of time when the world is calm, energies are down, and I just feel like a farmer. They say the early bird gets the worm. Well, they also get a lot of good ideas too.”
If the star gets tired as the day gets on, she takes a nap or meditates (Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty Images)To combat any feelings of tiredness, the star admits to taking a power nap during the day should she need one, and reflects on the meditations and prayers that she started her morning with, should things become chaotic.
She said: “I can just go into that little spot of my own. It’s why I say you need to keep a little spot for yourself and your spiritual self and for God. I gain strength and courage and hope and light and love from that little spot.”
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