I find that for me mornings are better for input (i.e. education/research/meetings/review) while afternoons are better for output ("productivity") Luckily, my

I find that for me mornings are better for input (i.e. education/research/meetings/review) while afternoons are better for output ("productivity") Luckily, my current role requires me to spend time staying up to date, so I can spend my mornings learning and my afternoons using that knowledge.