Question about "used to" vs. "get used to"

Bewildered

Hi everyone, I have a question about the "used to" construction.

For example:

I want to get used to getting up early (= I want to develop this habit).

I want to be used to getting up early (= I want to be someone who has this habit).

But in both cases (at least as I understand it), these two phrases seem to mean the same thing in the end.

Are my explanations correct? Which one sounds more natural (or do both work equally well)?

How would you say this in everyday conversation?

Levant

‘Get used to’ = future tense

Example: You’ll get used to getting up early.”

‘Be used to’ = current tense

Example: “He is used to getting up early.”

The second example in your post may be confusing you. You’re expressing a desire to be a certain way, but it’s a desire to be that kind of person right now; you don’t want to be that kind of person later, you’d like to be that way right now.