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I used to work hard to be a morning person, but the result was miserable. Laying in bed wide awake at 11pm, hitting snooze on all my alarms, over-caffeinating t
by gkoberger 11y ago
I used to work hard to be a morning person, but the result was miserable. Laying in bed wide awake at 11pm, hitting snooze on all my alarms, over-caffeinating the next day. It never worked. Eventually, I decided to just embrace it. I don't feel guilty anymore, I don't lose precious work hours late at night, and I don't spend all day being groggy.
(That being said, the one trick that worked for me was finding a gym with non-refundable classes in the morning, which forces me to get up.)
- the_economist 11y agoDid you try spending the entire day outdoors. Working on a shaded porch or something like that. If you do that, you'll usually crash the second the sun goes down.