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Same experience as me, I'm living in Australia but my own clients (as well as my employers) are mostly in the US. Most of them are Mountain Time but there's cli

Same experience as me, I'm living in Australia but my own clients (as well as my employers) are mostly in the US. Most of them are Mountain Time but there's clients on both east and west coast. I've told both sets of clients there's a pretty good chance I'm going to be still awake at 2AM AEST so book meetings for their morning time and I'll likely be able to attend, even without much notice. It probably seems a little odd to most but it's working well for me, I like 2AM AEST meetings. I don't like 7AM AEST meetings.

texaslonghorn5 4y ago
I've always thought it had something to do with the cyclic nature of my daily routine. At 7am I am preparing for a day of getting ready and working and cooking and driving and cleaning, so having to be fresh and ready for a meeting is another thing to do. But at 2am I have no other impending obligations; all I need to do is take the meeting and I already fulfilled all of those other things earlier in the day.