Just get up earlier, if you like that. Moving the timezone probably wouldn't have any longer term effects.
In Spain, there are in `the wrong' timezone, ie they are on German/Polish time. As a result, life still happens at reasonable solar times, but at late wallclock times.
Okay, but some schedules are inflexible in practice, and "just change the time you do things" is also an argument against DST.
Oh, it definitely is. Though, DST has a bit more of a bite, since people won't just adapt to it by moving things over one by one. (Because it goes back to sane for half a year every year.)
This solar time vs. standard time map [1] indicates that most of the world prefers to slightly bias their daylight hours to the afternoon, and I'd be happier if we joined them.
[1] http://blog.poormansmath.net/how-much-is-time-wrong-around-t...