Not a morning person? SHINee's Minho needs 40 alarms, and then he heads straight to training
Minho talks about
living alone
and more
In a popular clip of the episode of the extremely well-known show 'I Live Alone' featuring SHINee's Minho, the idol talked about living alone for almost 5 years now and shared how he manages day-to-day tasks on his own and more.
The idol shared with the hosts of the show that since he is not a 'morning person', he has to take extreme measures just to ensure that he wakes up for all of his activities and schedules on time. He revealed that he sets up to 40 alarms in total to wake him up in the morning, shocking everyone. He shared that, "I'm not a morning person. I set at least 20 alarms, sometimes even 40'.
SHINee Minho's active and rigorous lifestyle
The idol also shared details about how he maintains a fit physique and how much of a sports enthusiast he is. He delved into how, only after 10 minutes of waking up, he ended up going to the training centre. The idol has also currently been preparing for a triathlon as well and has been preparing his body and training for the past three months. He shared that he lives by the motto "Let's challenge ourselves" to get anywhere in life.
Minho has already participated in one competition and has managed to rank among the top performers and winners for the event as well. He shared how he is continuously preparing for his next competition already.
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