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Wake up between 5:30 and 7:30, it's harder to wake up on the earlier end when the sun starts coming up later. I might read a bit while my other half gets ready
by CameronBarre 7y ago
Wake up between 5:30 and 7:30, it's harder to wake up on the earlier end when the sun starts coming up later.
I might read a bit while my other half gets ready to walk to get coffee, currently reading "The Worldy Philosophers" on a first generation surface pro.
This whole time my phone is muted, laptop closed.
Now it's hopefully between 7:30 and 8:30 and I have coffee, also I've been experimenting with nicotine gum as a mental stimulant, but I'm not insane - I don't chew the gum and drink my coffee at the same time, it would ruin the coffee.
Depending on what sort of day it is I will either not work and do whatever I want, currently learning about economics, or I will work - most days I work.
If I am working I work a minimum of 5 hours and try to be done by 3PM, but as of this week I'm going to try to keep my hours around 8 on the days I'm working for at least a couple of months.
Usually I try to begin my work day with Slack notifications snoozed for the first two hours, because 90% of my responsibility is communication at the moment, so distractions are the norm for me if I don't keep them in check.
Someone else mentioned LISP, when I am writing code it's Clojure :)