I stay up late about as often as I wake up early. I think this is far more common than being an "early bird" or a "night owl". Working from home has taken away

I stay up late about as often as I wake up early. I think this is far more common than being an "early bird" or a "night owl". Working from home has taken away most of the pressure of an 8 hour schedule. What's actually important is just getting things done by a due date and being available for meetings. I very strongly prefer it this way. Results and hours are very loosely correlated. There are times where my mind is so fresh I can do more than a day of work in just a few hours. There are other times where I am so mentally foggy I must work 10 hours straight only to still be behind. In both cases I am just as engaged with my work. Neither should be the expectation. It all evens out by the deadline, as it should.