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Even more suspicious or chore-seeming to those that are more productive during the evening, which studies recently suggest this could be how some of us are wire
by mancerayder 8y ago
Even more suspicious or chore-seeming to those that are more productive during the evening, which studies recently suggest this could be how some of us are wired. There's this, I think Anglo-Saxon fixation on early mornings being where productive and good people do things.
Maybe a cultural byproduct of regions of the world with short, dark winter days?
- whatshisface 8y ago>early mornings being where productive and good people do things If everyone demands that you start work at 8:00 sharp, those who are at their best at 5:00pm will actually be worse at everything, all else equal, than those who are at their best at 8:00.
- irrational 8y agoThat's me. I'm brain-dead in the mornings no matter how much sleep I have gotten. I'm extremely alert in the evenings. The evenings are definitely when I do my best thinking and best work.
- ghaff 8y agoOne of the benefits I find with coming back from trips to Europe returning to the US East Coast is there's about a week where I'm tending to get up by 5AM or so. I slip back to a normal schedule but I really feel good getting a bunch of work done by 9AM or so. Can't really keep it up sans jetlag though.
- 121789 8y agoIt’s a really great feeling. I went for a while getting up at 5:00am, going to the gym, then straight to work by 7 or so. I’d often get the most important work of the day done by 10 and I felt pretty amazing. But having to go to sleep by 10 (which means in bed by 9:30) was too hard to adhere to.