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You could replace Seemay Chou with my my name in that first paragraph. For as long as I can remember I have went to bed at midnight(ish) and have been wide awa
by waltwalther 6y ago
You could replace Seemay Chou with my my name in that first paragraph. For as long as I can remember I have went to bed at midnight(ish) and have been wide awake and productive around 4-430 without the use of any alarm. Consistently. Weekends and holidays. My family does not understand it, and I do not understand how they allow themselves to sleep in everyday.
I like it like this. I get to be awake and go about my business without interruption when the people around me are asleep. I get much done between the hours of 4am and 8am.
When I travel for work I get to see other cities with almost no traffic on the streets. New York and LA, Atlanta. It has a certain feeling to it. Although in recent years if I happen to be on the streets at 5am I usually notice a fair amount of foot traffic outside of fitness clubs.
At first I saw these people as intruders, encroaching on my little, peaceful world. The early morning has a certain feeling that is somehow diminished with the addition of other people...
- balfirevic 6y ago> and I do not understand how they allow themselves to sleep in everyday You are very fortunate with your sleeping needs. What exactly is there for you to understand? You speak about them allowing themselves to sleep in, yet you don't disallow yourself to do anything but just wake up naturally without alarm.