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I go to sleep at 1am. I wake up at 9:45am. Is there something wrong with this? I have my daily standup at 10:30, so I have enough time to drink water, and do m
by dakiol 2y ago
I go to sleep at 1am. I wake up at 9:45am. Is there something wrong with this?
I have my daily standup at 10:30, so I have enough time to drink water, and do morning rituals before I start to work. Feels good. I don’t know what would be the advantage of going to sleep at 10pm and waking up at 6:45.
- a1vd 2y agoThat’s approximately 4 hours of work per day (excluding the ‘whatever comes’ time). For most businesses, availability during standard office hours might be too limited with this schedule.
- t-writescode 2y agoWhere do you get "4 hours of work per day" based on when their work day starts? It's missing the second half of the equation - the end of the work day.
- IAmGraydon 2y agoI would say there's nothing wrong with it if it keeps you happy and healthy. For me, getting out of bed at 10:30am would feel like I'm leaving a lot on the table. I like to be productive with as many daylight hours as possible. It's personal preference. If I were retired and looking to relax a bit more, I might adopt a bit later schedule.