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I go to bed often around 4am, and get up at 10:30am. That actually means I'm awake for 30mins more a day then Elle does with her 5am - 10pm routine. And I get
by dotBen 15y ago
I go to bed often around 4am, and get up at 10:30am. That actually means I'm awake for 30mins more a day then Elle does with her 5am - 10pm routine. And I get to work during my most productive hours - late afternoon and after dinner.
So I don't see how this has anything to do with what time you wake up.
If your day is so busy that you need to find 2hrs a week to allow for creativity, rather than going to bed at 10pm why not hire a cleaner or put extra money on the table and eat out an extra night each week -- all to save time doing chores that you can then spend on being creative?
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