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This is absolutely key. And likewise, don't feel like the time spent working (especially after hours) is any way to judge your effort. There's little point work
by prawn 9y ago
This is absolutely key. And likewise, don't feel like the time spent working (especially after hours) is any way to judge your effort. There's little point working each night until 2am if you're operating at 10% productivity. For many people, you'd likely get more done in 30-60 minutes before breakfast while you're fresh.
- isostatic 9y agoI get more done between midnight and 1am than I do between 10am and 3pm.
- eckza 9y agoSure, but the key here isn’t “don’t work late at night”; it’s “know yourself, be honest with yourself, and act accordingly”. Personally? 90% of the time, if it isn’t done before lunch, it’s not getting done. So, I come in as early as I can and get my heavy lifting done from 7a-11a.