> you don't have to wake up 2 or 3 hours early (my case) and start investing your time to prepare yourself for work (both physically and mentally). You forgot

> you don't have to wake up 2 or 3 hours early (my case) and start investing your time to prepare yourself for work (both physically and mentally). You forgot having to navigate traffic/subway and the people to get to work. And then settle down at your desk after the daily formalities. The former one causes a lot of cognitive tiredom.