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Not sure if this would be not considered "normal" here but for the past 15 years I've just been doing my own thing for work. Right now my routine has been: I sl
by Crazyontap 8y ago
Not sure if this would be not considered "normal" here but for the past 15 years I've just been doing my own thing for work. Right now my routine has been: I sleep at 5am, wake up at 12, then play with my daughter, go for a walk, do whatever i like, like watch movies, cook, gym, etc until 4pm then i go to sleep again around 4/5pm and wake up around 8p. then do some work for 2 hours. then more family time, watch netflix, and do two more hours of work around 3am.
It's not very exciting but i guess it fits the description of your post of living by your rules. My wife found it very odd, tried to correct my routine a lot because I don't generally sleep on time with her but she has given up after 5 years.
I did work very hard after college when I created some SaaS sites that are paying for this lifestyle which includes lots of vacation and travel. I'm not very rich though (if I were in America I'd be poor i guess).
One of the downsides of this is that I find it very hard to do routine chores like going to the bank, or catching a flight. I also have never seen the inside of an office (i mean i have but i mean i've never worked in one or had a boss).
I sometimes feel that this is very bad and I should be more normal and then I try to force myself to sleep on time and do 8 hour work like normal people but it has never lasted more than a week. So now I've given up on that as I believe that it's just my center of gravity and it's unfixable.